Economy
Weekly Initial Claims Tick Up but Remain Near Record Lows
Initial claims for regular state unemployment insurance rose slightly, increasing 18,000 for the week ending April 9, coming in at...
Antitrust Crackdowns On Big Tech Won’t Help Consumers
Reprinted from Inside Sources In the heyday of the net-neutrality fight last decade, tech activists and companies warned of a...
Give credit where credit’s due: Development assistance in loans should reflect donor effort
By Steve CuttsDespite COVID-19 and the pressure of donor finances, official development assistance (ODA) from members of the Organization for...
Market Talk – April 13, 2022
ASIA: China’s imports unexpectedly fell in March as COVID-19 curbs across large parts of the country hampered freight arrivals and...
The Supply Chain Crisis Will Worsen
The supply chain issues across the world are continually worsening due to government mismanagement. It seems as if there are...
Walgreens Rationing Baby Formula
Walgreens announced that it has begun to ration baby formula amid the supply chain crisis. The rule will go into...
The World is Laughing at America
Above is a clip from “Studio 22,” a program on the Saudi government-owned television network MBC. The skit portrays US...
German Inflation 22.6% – The End is in Sight
The wholesale prices in Germany rose at a record pace in March. Compared to the same month the previous year,...
Suffering from Sunk Costs
Economists emphasize the importance of the concept of opportunity cost. Facing the unavoidable reality of scarcity, we insist that every...
A Tale of Two Statutes
Reprinted from Law & Liberty On June 23, 1972, Richard Nixon signed Title IX into law as part of the...
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