Biden’s Misguided Keynesian “Stimulus” by Dan Mitchell We have decades of real-world experience with Keynesian economics. The results are not pretty. It didn’t work for Hoover. …
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Basic survival, emergency preparedness, some politics with a few fun do-it-yourself skills thrown in.

Biden’s Misguided Keynesian “Stimulus” by Dan Mitchell We have decades of real-world experience with Keynesian economics. The results are not pretty. It didn’t work for Hoover. …

The latest unemployment figures from states shows that eleven states engaged in the most draconian economic shutdowns all have significantly …

For producing both material goods and personal fulfillment, freedom makes all the difference in the world. One country that proved …

Rising incomes are a great thing, and it would be wonderful if all jobs paid at least $15 per hour. …

by Dan Mitchell Back in 2014, I shared two videos, one narrated by Prof. Don Boudreaux and the other narrated by Prof. Deirdre McCloskey, …

by Dan Mitchell I’ve shared three reasons why Biden’s tax plan is misguided (the tax code is biased against rich taxpayers, the …

The “Hoover did nothing and FDR saved us” fairy tale is the myth that refuses to die. Former Defense Secretary …

by Dan Mitchell and reproduced with permission According to the Fraser Institute’s Economic Freedom of North America, the most economically free jurisdiction …

Student debt forgiveness would overwhelmingly benefit the most well off in America, new economic research shows. From Sen. Elizabeth Warren …

by Dan Mitchell I’m skeptical of “common-good capitalism” in the same way I’m suspicious about “nationalist conservatism” and “reform conservatism” (and …

This is a fascinating Twitter “thread”. I hope you can read it. The @nytimes article by @paulmozur is a smoking gun on the beginning …

By Dan Mitchell Last week, I shared some data showing how the economy enjoyed a strong recovery from recession in the early 1920s …

by Dan Mitchell I certainly don’t intend to do this for everyone who has made it to the White House, but …

by Dan Mitchell Having written more than 5000 columns over the past ten-plus years, I’ve learned that policy analysis doesn’t “go viral.” But …

by Dan Mitchell In an interview with an economic organization from India last month, I discussed many of the economic issues associated with …

An old joke is – environmentalists are watermelons: Green on the outside – red on the inside. Red – as …

This autumn will mark 30 years since Margaret Thatcher departed 10 Downing Street as the first woman and longest-serving British Prime Minister …

How does your state stack up? My favorite publication from the Canada-based Fraser Institute is Economic Freedom of the World, which ranks …

by Dan Mitchell Fifty years ago, Venezuela was ranked #10 for economic liberty and enjoyed the highest living standards in Latin America Today, …

It is well-known that the federal government has a spending problem, but it is less well-known that the government also …

by Dan Mitchell Time to augment our growing collection of satire about the twin horrors of socialism and communism. Today, we’ll concentrate on …

by Dan Mitchell San Francisco used to be famous for cable cars. Now it’s getting well known for its “poop patrol” and maps …

The American economy is booming, thanks to tax cuts and a halt to the Obama onslaught of regulations. But two …

On June 19th, President Trump awarded economist Art Laffer, creator of the Laffer Curve made famous under President Reagan, the …

It doesn’t seem so difficult to figure out. President Trump threatens tariffs and suddenly Mexico agrees to help stop the …

by Dan Mitchell In January, I shared a short video about protectionism, which expanded on some analysis from a one-minute video from last year. Today, …

How did our nation go from having a high-growth economy in the 19th and early 20th centuries, to struggling in …

The Iron Lady explains why Socialism won’t work. And can’t ever work.

Yesterday, I wrote about the newest edition of Economic Freedom of the World, which is my favorite annual publication. Not …

If you did man-on-the-street interviews across America and asked people about Social Security, I suspect most of them would have …