Obama’s Plan is Debt Disaster April 7, 2009Richard K. Vedder Throughout America, unemployment is high and rising, and an activist president wants to do something about it, also using economic decline […]

Some Good—and Bad—Ideas for Funding Roads March 30, 2009Gabriel Roth What are we to make of the report of the National Surface Transportation Infrastructure Financing Commission, delivered on February 26? […]

Regulators Force a “Good Neighbor” out of Florida March 23, 2009Lawrence S. Powell On January 27, State Farm Florida Insurance Company, the largest provider of homeowners insurance in the Sunshine […]

Should Bailed-Out Homeowners be Required to Pay Restitution? March 17, 2009Stan J. Liebowitz The U.S. public is outraged at the $165 million in bonuses paid to employees of insurance giant […]

Avoid Japan’s Mistakes March 8, 2009Benjamin Powell Those who think the $787 billion “stimulus” bill will chase the blues from the economy should look at Japan’s experience in the 1990s, […]