New audits overwhelmingly target the middle class. 

The consequences of playing favorites and why the FCC should not be directing the market.

Although still nominally a “socialist” country, Vietnam has been moving steadily in the free-market direction, and the Vietnamese have positive feelings overall toward capitalist countries.

Provided the US retains its open posture to the exchange of goods, people, and services, American manufacturing should continue to prosper.

To reject foreign investment is to impoverish our country—missing out on more capital, productivity, and higher wages for our own workers.

Once the nation was all but expected to eclipse the United States economically, now that trajectory seems unlikely.

Consumer protection laws may be well-intended, but they have dangerous side effects.

We don’t need it, we can’t afford it.

Utilities should make the choice of which steel to use in transformers. The Department of Energy should not micromanage.

Antitrust laws are built on nothing but poor reasoning and misguided apprehensions.

The Motor City considers taxing land value more than property value. Can that reverse the long-time downturn?

The revelation that Argentina has done something the US government hasn’t done in more than two decades—run a budget surplus—seems like a newsworthy event. So why the silence?