Economics
Slower Expansion in the Services-Sector in October
“Services-sector expansion slowed in October, but price pressures ticked up. The outlook remains…
What Ain’t So Can Hurt You
"It would be better for society if our leaders were humble and honest about how little they…
Should Universities Around the World Use English?
"The choice of language affects how and what we learn. Domestic conditions are easier to…
What the American Founders Meant by Equality
The Declaration of Independence famously proclaimed that “all men are created equal.” Thanks in part…
Weekly Initial Claims Suggest the Labor Market Remains…
“Weekly initial claims fell slightly, and the low level suggests the labor market remains tight.…
Why Microschools Can Be an Ideal Learning Environment…
A common criticism regarding microschools, learning pods, unschooling approaches and other…
Harwood Prize for Intellectual Courage Awarded to John…
"John Ioannidis has fearlessly defended good science for decades. He has shown firmness,…
Schrodinger’s Demand Curve: Elastic or Inelastic?
"Elizabeth Warren may be right that immigration has been a 'vital source of American…
When Equality Becomes Evil
Memorize the following line, teach it to your children, and shout it from the rooftops every chance…
Why Do Big Cities Tend to Have More Big Government?
Last week I answered a question from a FEE reader on how the Federal Reserve creates money.
