The 30-Day Licensing Clock Must Be Real
A regulation may implement licensing reform, but it cannot quietly amend it.
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A regulation may implement licensing reform, but it cannot quietly amend it.
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The Nobel memorial prize in economics was awarded to three economists who have studied why some countries are rich and others poor and have documented that freer, open societies are more likely to prosper.
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Americans are more positive toward capitalism than socialism, but the 54% viewing capitalism favorably is down from 60% in 2021 and near that level in most prior years. Americans remain more negative (57%) than positive (39%) toward socialism, with little movement in these attitudes over time.
Image of Capitalism Slips to 54% in U.S. Read More »
When we talk about the minimum wage, we are referring to the minimum amount an employer is required to pay an employee for each hour worked. In other words, the minimum wage is not a maximum wage, nor does it necessarily represent the wage that every employer must pay in all cases.
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Free-market capitalism remains the best system ever discovered for human flourishing. Yet political support for it is wavering— and that should alarm anyone who cares about prosperity and freedom.
Why Free-Market Capitalism Best Supports Prosperity Read More »
Zohran Mamdani, the person who defeated Cuomo in the primaries and is now seen as a mayoral contender for New York – the beating heart of capitalism – recently declared in an interview: ‘I don’t think we should have billionaires.’
What Zohran Mamdani doesn’t understand about wealth. Read More »
The United States should not only stand its ground in the Western Hemisphere but also lead it to a new era of freedom and prosperity.
The America First Opportunity for Influence over Latin America. Read More »
Our world is the freest and most prosperous that has ever existed, billions have been plucked out of secular misery by modest advances of freedom in production and trade, while more men live today under regimes of extensive freedom than ever before in history, but with few exceptions, in developed or backward countries, most men are anxious to surrender their freedom in exchange for equality and security, although they have overwhelming evidence that the only equality they would obtain, were they to achieve it, would be that of misery in which the only certainty is that they would be forced to worship the chains of their own slavery.
Socialism is the rationalization of envy. Read More »
For many Americans, the present economic circumstances feel uneasy, and the future feels worse. They direct their anxiety at other countries, which are supposedly taking advantage of us through trade, or at artificial intelligence, with its potential to upend jobs and concentrate power. Lawmakers respond by offering antitrust, industrial and trade policies.
This Is the Moment Adam Smith Has Been Waiting For. Read More »
The Washington State Legislature recently passed House Bill 1217, often referred to as the “Residential Landlord-Tenant Act,” or the “Housing Stability Act.” The legislation was delivered to Governor Ferguson on April 27 and is still awaiting signature.
Washington state rent control bill will shrink housing supply and worsen affordability. Read More »