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One of the most challenging and important jobs for an economics professor is to teach students how little we know …
Read More »There’s a Name for People Who Think Politicians Can Produce Better Lives Than the Free Market
This is What Will Happen in the Next Five Years Because of Abortion
Every great economy = people x (money + resources). Research confirms that we haven’t seen birth rates this low since …
Read More »If Blacks Attend Church Above National Average, Why is Their Marriage Rate Worse?
A new report from the Pew Research Center brings the latest update on the deteriorating state of traditional marriage in …
Read More »Enforcement of This Agreement Will Be a Key Test of ‘America First’ Policy
When it comes to our trade agreements with foreign nations, President Trump has pledged to prioritize defending American workers and …
Read More »WATCH: Is Bannon’s Departure Good News for Trump’s Economic Agenda?
Ken Blackwell, a member of the administration’s voting ethics committee, spoke to Fox News about President Donald Trump’s post-Bannon economic …
Read More »Even a Nobel Prize-Winning Economist Gets Minimum Wage Consequences Wrong
For the most part, people share common goals. Most of us want poor people to enjoy higher standards of living, …
Read More »A New Twist on Teaching Economics
Greg Caskey is a 27-year-old Abington, Pennsylvania, native who is a social sciences teacher at Delaware Military Academy. The academy …
Read More »Ken Blackwell Responds to Criticism of Trump’s Tweets
Neil Cavuto of Fox News doesn’t like President Donald Trump’s tweets. He asked Ken Blackwell whether the president goes too …
Read More »Draining the Dodd-Frank Swamp
The House just passed the Financial CHOICE Act, which enacts major reforms to the Dodd-Frank Act, signed into law by …
Read More »Vietnam: From Foe to Trading Partner
Trade partners make better friends than foes. Despite candidate Trump’s nationalist campaign rhetoric on the trail last year regarding trade …
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