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Zoom recently announced they are calling some workers back to the office. The company’s new policy requires close workers to return to the office at least two days per week. This announcement is only a continuation of a…

" An emergent system of division of labor based on impersonal commercial exchange, then, can substitute for benevolence." ~ Michael Munger

"His analysis implies the Fed could buy every financial asset in the world without causing inflation." ~ Alexander W. Salter

"ESGers & Co., in short, want the power to free favored individuals or groups from having to play by the rules of the market." ~ Donald J. Boudreaux

"The campaign to tighten rent controls in California, as in every other jurisdiction where the issue is in play, relies on voters’ ongoing ignorance and misunderstanding of the realities of the rental housing…

The terms “reform” and “reformer” conjure up positive, appealing impressions. It is widely assumed that to reform something is to fix it, and that the reformer is enlightened, courageous, far-sighted, or all three. But often…

Banking is just about the most regulated industry in America. Yet, as we saw with the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and others in recent months, lenders are not invulnerable to failure due to bad management or unexpected…

Banking is just about the most regulated industry in America. Yet, as we saw with the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and others in recent months, lenders are not invulnerable to failure due to bad management or unexpected…

"Interchange fees, long derided as a cost center for vendors that accept credit cards, may serve as a check on hyper-politicized consumer businesses." ~ Dave Birnbaum