Six Reforms to Enhance Transparency and Fiscal Accountability Through the Congressional Budget Office
Romina Boccia and Dominik Lett
Contra Krugman, Policies of Countering Unemployment Are Costly
When the economy goes into a recession, most economic commentators believe that the government and the central bank should take steps to counter the rise in unemployment. Some economists believe that lowering unemployment can be achieved without any cost, given
US Foreign Policy Is a Far Cry from the Founders Intent
In July 2021, the Watson Institute of Public Affairs at Brown University reported that since September 11, 2001, 7,057 US military personnel have been killed in military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan alone. Civilian contractor deaths reached 8,000, although the
Wall Street Journal Columnist Triggers a ‘Reefer Madness’ Flashback
Jeffrey A. Singer
Washington’s Planned Theft of Credit Card Benefits
Our vacation airline tickets in September were funded by accumulated miles on our Alaska Airlines credit card. While on vacation this summer, my brother-in-law graciously hosted eight of us for dinner. He tried to downplay the generous hospitality by saying
The Government Is Making the Economy Appear Better than It Is
By borrowing money and “creating” new jobs, the government is creating the illusion of a strong economy. This does not end well. Original Article: The Government Is Making the Economy Appear Better than It Is