With Fewer People, Puerto Rico Should Consider Municipal Consolidation
Marc Joffe Given the steep population decline Puerto Rico has experienced, policymakers should reconsider whether remaining residents
Charles Schwab and Other Big Banks May Be Secretly Insolvent
While the Fed and the Biden administration try to assure Americans that their banks are safe
Biden’s New Intersectionality: Where Equity Policies Meet Bad Economics
In the summer of 2020, the Smithsonian Institution created a chart meant to condemn what it
Nigeria’s CBDC Was Not Chosen. It Was Forced
Nicholas Anthony Late last year, the Nigerian government caused a cash shortage for the country’s 200 million citizens
Debt, Spending, and Inflation Projected to Increase in CBO Update
Romina Boccia The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) just released an update to its 10‐year fiscal projections. CBO
Due Process or Transgender Protection on Campus?
President Biden's executive order to promote transgenderism on college campuses eviscerates long-held due process protections for
Did the US Steal Cherokee Land?
In a recent lecture on her new book, Redressing Historical Injustice: Self-Ownership, Property Rights and Economic
Canada’s Housing Boom Was a Bubble. Now Comes the Bust
Like the USA, Canada has had a central bank–fueled housing boom. Like all other booms, it
Neither Red nor Blue, but Free
The real issue we face is not whether we should be in the red tribe or
Rothbard Was Right: Wars Don’t Enhance Freedom. They Destroy Liberty.
We hear ad nauseum from political and media elites that the war in Ukraine is about