The Truth About Income Inequality
Should we be worried about the wealth amassed by the so-called 1 percent?
Should we be worried about the wealth amassed by the so-called 1 percent?
What is the correct reward for the person who creates something that millions of people want badly enough to pay for it?
Don't believe news reports—we're healthier, richer, and safer than ever before.
Pestilence, war, famine, and death are all on the decline.
People acting in their own self-interest created modern prosperity, says Ayn Rand Institute's Yaron Brook.
The estate tax is a form of double taxation.
Data from North Carolina, Florida, and Arizona show how school choice programs take care of students who would otherwise be neglected.
Doomslayer Julian Simon vindicated after 40 years.
Absolute losses increased, but the proportion of losses relative to global GDP has dropped
Bernie Sanders has millions of viewers who watch his socialist videos.
The solution to government interference isn't more of it.
As long as rich people don't collude with government, they make our lives better.
Bitcoin is booming. Libertarians were there first. So where are all the cryptocurrency tycoons?
We each have two legitimate ways to acquire any good: produce it ourselves or acquire it through trade. For most goods, trade will be the lower cost method.
Only if you think merely tripling per capita GDP by 2100 is poverty
Forget Pope Francis and other naysayers. The world is getting richer, safer, and freer.
Aim higher with tax reform to help average Americans.
Richer is more climate-friendly, especially for developing countries.
Declinists who focus on inequality and stagnant wages miss increased freedom and opportunities.
The top income quintile received about 90 percent of all electric and hybrid car tax credits.
Cronyism, not the free market, is what makes income inequality harmful.
The complicated political dynamics between rich presidential candidates and poorer ones far predate the 20th century.
Corporate CEO pay is, however, way out of hand.
"There is nothing more valuable than a U.S. passport."
She wants to get money out of politics-other people's politics, not hers.
No, the richest 1 percent will not soon have as much wealth as the rest of us.
Jason Furman, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers
Where does the Vatican think its money comes from?
Highest level of wealth inequality in the world