Why Entrepreneurs Are Warming Up to Alaska’s Open Market Environment
Alaska is rated as one of the best places to start a business, and it’s bucking the national trend by not levying internet sales tax.
Opinion
$150 Per Hour Minimum Wage Idea Exemplifies Idiocy
Have you ever considered the idea of a $150 per hour minimum wage? No? Well, Vox contributor and editor Matt Yglesias took the debate there.
Why ‘Medicare For All’ Won’t Work, Senator Sanders
The concept of “Medicare for all” has long been contested as a solution to solve the shortcomings of the American healthcare system.
Ron Paul Explains How Government Creates Monopolies
“Monopolies and cartels are creations of government, not markets,” according to Ron Paul.
Why Republicans Must Turn It Around With Tax Reform – And How They Can Do It
When Congress gets back from its August recess, it must immediately get to work on tax reform. Austin Petersen shares a message for Republicans.
A Look At Government’s Failure to Support Post-9/11 Veterans
5.1 percent of post-9/11 veterans are currently unemployed, according to a recent Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Massachusetts Pushes Employer Fee Hike to Pay for Bloated Medicaid Program
A Republican governor forced an increase on a fee that employers are required to pay to help alleviate the costs of Medicaid.
Idaho Lt. Gov. Candidate Stumping for Registered Apprenticeships
A case can be made that the recent push to prioritize the expansion of registered apprenticeships nationwide has become an issue that crosses party lines.
How One Free Market Economist Refutes A Marxist, Milton Friedman Style
Marxist economics professor Richard Wolff recently claimed in an interview that capitalism is killing itself. Not so fast, Prof. Wolff.
This Business License Requirement to Mow Lawns is Stifling Competition
Despite the entrepreneurial spirit of some active teenagers, a local city government’s business license requirement to mow people’s lawns.