The Lost Generation of Millennial Entrepreneurs
The number of startups headed by the youngs is one-third of what it was in 1989!
The number of startups headed by the youngs is one-third of what it was in 1989!
Hong Kong has surpassed its former colonial master in prosperity because it's had more economic freedom.
Jeb Bush's 4 percent plan deserves more attention.
U.S. Economic Freedom Falls say Heritage Foundation Index of Economic Freedom 2016
The next U.S. president doesn't need to try to set the world right.
Fed's turned stock market into a "hall of mirrors," Jim Grant says.
Inflation-adjusted wages haven't gone up, the cost of living has for the most part gone down.
The income inequality obsession leads to whiplash.
Decline in commodities prices since the 1960s illustrates the enduring wisdom of Julian Simon
There may have been terrorism, crimes, storms, and Hillary Clinton, but 2015 was also full of good news.
How culture, economies, technology, and government evolve
Paris Climate Change Conference
First dispatch: A final universal climate accord by the end of the week?
Richer is more climate-friendly, especially for developing countries.
Rationally optimistic.
The Economics Nobel Laureate worries that crony capitalism will kill off economic growth
"We've seen a remarkable decrease over the past 20 years, and I do forecast that will continue."
New York Times columnist reveals today the "secret" that my new book documents.
Washington Post columnist Robert Samuelson makes the case.
Even President Obama's number two is finding it comfortable running in part against the president's record, although he won't say as much.
Maybe, maybe not, but its immigration and economic policy are clearly to blame for much of its 25-year-long "Lost Decade."
Reminding pundits Tom Friedman, Robert Reich and others of what they said.
Cronyism, not the free market, is what makes income inequality harmful.
A majority believes civilization could collapse and humans go extinct in the next 100 years.
Government should watch from the sidelines.
China Overpays: Still In Thrall to Failed Ideology of Central Planning, Argues Ronald Bailey
This coalition of the secular left and the religious left bodes ill for the poor and the climate.
A Stanford historian thinks war is the engine that drives civilization. Is he right?
Environmental Protection Agency
That amounts to 1.6 percent of the economy in 2100
Which is unfortunate since only technological progress and economic growth can effectively address environmental problems
Our current patent policy hurts our economy and hampers innovation.
The poor may be hit hardest, and it doesn't look good for civil liberties either
"There is nothing more valuable than a U.S. passport."
Regulations now cost your family nearly $15,000 annually.
Outsider could wage a Ross Perot-style crusade against the national debt, if only his tongue would get out of the way
Current and former politicians prefer cutting real estate deals to doing the less sexy work of basic civic governance
Camden Yards, long a symbol of downtown-development delusion, stretches a metaphor to the breaking point
Neo-Malthusians again predict doom to celebrate Earth Day 45
You cannot solve climate change by denying the poor access to energy.
Economic Super-cycles and Falling Commodity Prices
"Everything that can be decentralized, will be decentralized."
Supporters tout the benefits for just the few, when actually we all gain.
Median household incomes would have been double: Roughly $100,000 rather than $50,000