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The State of the US Presidential Race

23 January 2016
Government and Institutions

The State of the US Presidential Race

23 January 2016
It is a year until the the new US President takes office, and what is the state of the race? … Continue reading “The State of the US Presidential Race”

The case against net neutrality regulation

5 February 2015
Regulation

The case against net neutrality regulation

Fernando Herrera-González
5 February 2015
In his State of the Union address, President Barack Obama assured us that he intended to ‘protect a free and … Continue reading “The case against net neutrality regulation”

The scourge of Obamacare

13 May 2013

The scourge of Obamacare

David S. D'Amato
13 May 2013
Americans are little more than half a year away from full implementation of the Affordable Care Act (‘Obamacare’). Small businesses … Continue reading “The scourge of Obamacare”

America’s Keynesian horror show

16 August 2010

America’s Keynesian horror show

Steven Kates
16 August 2010
I go to Singapore to teach every six months, which is always instructive. On this occasion, I discovered something I … Continue reading “America’s Keynesian horror show”

The “progressive” takeover of America

19 July 2010

The “progressive” takeover of America

Fred Hansen
19 July 2010
The present Democratic leadership of the United States avoids owning up to the “progressive” philosophy it adheres to. This may … Continue reading “The “progressive” takeover of America”

Keynesians now face the final curtain

2 July 2010

Keynesians now face the final curtain

Charles K. Rowley
2 July 2010
For those too young to remember, the mid-1970s witnessed the first demise of Keynesian economics as the much-worshipped Phillips Curve … Continue reading “Keynesians now face the final curtain”

Britain’s NHS nightmare: a warning to America

10 February 2010

Britain’s NHS nightmare: a warning to America

Richard Wellings
10 February 2010
The pioneers of Britain’s welfare state may have had good intentions. By founding the National Health Service (NHS) in 1948, … Continue reading “Britain’s NHS nightmare: a warning to America”

Stimulus II: A Sequel America Can’t Afford

29 January 2010

Stimulus II: A Sequel America Can’t Afford

Dan Mitchell
29 January 2010

Deficits are bad, but the real problem is spending

5 January 2010

Deficits are bad, but the real problem is spending

Dan Mitchell
5 January 2010

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