Why Are Democrats Hurtling The United States Towards A Stock Market Crash?
Despite recent hedge fund disasters and almost every economic indicator pointing to a potential stock crash, Biden’s administration has completely ignored a potential equities bubble.
How I Finally Found A New-Build Home In A Tight Market
I had to abandon dreams of mountains and look at several different states, heading from Colorado to Florida and then the Carolinas.
The Fed Misses The Biggest Threat To Financial Stability: The Federal Reserve
The biggest threat to the economy is the Federal Reserve’s continued monetary expansion to fund proliferating government spending despite warning signs of rising inflation.
Is Big Business Now A Greater Threat To Free Speech Than Government?
By resisting censorship from the government, corporations, or cancel mobs, we reaffirm the value of the freedoms won and cherished in centuries past.
The Right Can Do Better Than Freeing Markets To Sell Human Flesh
Conservative economic policy must be dedicated to the concrete well-being of families and communities, rather than abstract ideals of economic liberty and market efficiency.
Why Companies Shouldn’t Have To Prove Mergers Increase Competition Beforehand
Americans of all political stripes should hesitate before giving the federal government the power of a parent over a small child.
Jim DeMint And Rachel Bovard On The Progression Of Socialism In America
On this episode of the Federalist Radio Hour, Jim DeMint and Rachel Bovard discuss how the American education system and political system is embracing socialism.
Thanks To Capitalism, Grocery Shelves Keep Getting Restocked During Emergencies
If the Wuhan coronavirus pandemic has taught us anything, it’s that Americans are just not cut out for socialism. The reason? The lines and empty shelves.
Trump’s COVID-19 Response Will Make Or Break His 2020 Reelection Bid
The economic implications of the virus are most concerning of all, and require a level of seriousness from the White House that was missing for much of last week.
How George Washington Can Revive The Friendship Between Conservatives And Libertarians
George Washington did not promote prosperity so that atomistic individuals could each pursue his or her own good. He did it for the sake of unity.
The People Who Want To Run The U.S. Economy Can’t Run A Simple Caucus
The meltdown in Iowa serves as a useful reminder: systems are complicated. It’s a lot easier to promise you’ll fix major problems than to actually do it.
Why Haven’t We Heard A Peep From Islamic Powers About China Brutalizing 1 Million Muslims?
It’s unthinkable that any other great power would get away without any backlash from either Islamic powers, Islamic civil society, or jihadist groups. And that is one of the biggest puzzles in foreign policy worth probing.
Podcast: How Economists Influence Our Policymakers, Markets, And More
New York Times writer Binyamin Appelbaum joins Federalist Radio to discuss his new book, “The Economists’ Hour: False Prophets, Free Markets, and the Fracture of Society.”
Podcast: A Possible Recession, The New U.S. Corporation, Bad Economic Policy
On this episode of the Federalist Radio Hour, John Tamny and Ben Domenech discuss the latest economic policy ideas coming from both Republicans and Democrats.
The Right’s Biggest Struggle Today Is Confronting What The Market Does To Communities
Conservatives know how to resist the bad ideas of the left. We are less sure how to restrain or mitigate the harm that markets and new technologies can do to social cohesion and communities.
Why China Is Feeling Internal Pressure To Keep Raising The Trade War Stakes
The ongoing economic brinkmanship between China and the United States is hurting all parties involved, yet no one is happy with the status quo.
Do The ‘Big Four’ Tech Monopolies Deserve Their Antitrust Investigation? Yes
Antitrust enforcement has not always been perfect, but in this instance it is apt regarding the Big Four: Facebook, Google, Apple, and Amazon.
Why Price-Gouging Helps People Recover Faster From Natural Disasters
You might grumble at having to pay high prices. But shortages turn disaster areas into looting zones as otherwise law-abiding citizens become desperate for essential supplies.
How Support For Socialism Arises From Ingratitude
By failing to appreciate the free market’s gift of prosperity and the American founders’ gift of liberty, we put ourselves in jeopardy.
Globalism And Why We Hate Each Other
We shouldn’t make the mistake of thinking that the current escalations in political rhetoric and acts of violence are divorced from these broader globalist trends.
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