Economy

It used to be that the wealthy elite distinguished themselves through so-called Veblen goods. Ostentatious displays like a big house...

Reprinted from Law & Liberty Maximilien Robespierre is far from yesterday’s news. In important respects, his paradoxes reveal the paradoxes...

Even though I almost never encounter an argument for – or justification of – government intervention into the economy that...

Throughout the spring of 2021, the prices of Pokémon trading cards and boxed sets were soaring. Sales of the cards...

Ludwig Erhard Haus, Berlin Reprinted from the Intercollegiate Studies Institute How rare and refreshing it is for the powerful to...

It was quite the spectacle. Pres. Joe Biden threw a White House lawn party September 13 to celebrate the “Inflation...

Reprinted from the Future of Freedom Foundation The Federal Reserve (“the Fed”) began operations in 1914. Thus, many find it...

This article appeared in Newsweek on September 21, 2022. After the U.S. Centers for Disease Control suggested dosage thresholds for patients receiving pain medication...

Milk crates are surprisingly ubiquitous. Durable built-in handles are well placed for lifting. The shape of the bottom locks tightly...

On September 14th, California’s government announced an antitrust action against Amazon. The New York Times admirably summarizes the core of...