Economy

Producer prices rose in March but considerably less than expected as the Iran war's push on energy prices rekindled fears...

Walter E. Williams often made the point that a policy should be judged by whether it works, not by its...

One of the greatest mistakes Western policymakers repeatedly make is assuming that other cultures think the same way they do....

What we are witnessing across the United States is not just people relocating. It is the migration of income itself,...

What most people fail to understand is that governments do not lose control overnight. They lose it gradually, and then...

The Sovereign Debt Crisis and the Middle East is the most under-reported financial crisis in Human History. It has been...

Teddy Roosevelt would be so pleased if he could see the world today, with a US military presence virtually everywhere...

On Sunday, April 12, John Williamson (1937–2021)—the distinguished economist of the Peterson Institute—passed away. Williamson is best known for coining...

He arrived in America as a child with no English. He was mistakenly sent to a school for juvenile delinquents....

Much of Adam Smith’s writing in An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations (WN) is...