Labor in Vain
The nation has again “celebrated” Labor Day. But what about replacing it with a truly festive occasion? Call it Entrepreneurs’ Day. Of the four factors …
The nation has again “celebrated” Labor Day. But what about replacing it with a truly festive occasion? Call it Entrepreneurs’ Day. Of the four factors …
The Lobster House, started in 1936 in Cape May, is the largest independent (non-chain) restaurant in New Jerse)T, the 18th largest independent in the United …
I acknowledge that some refugees from flooded New Orleans were sick or elderly, and they didn’t want to flee their homes; however, nearly a year …
Dr. Stephen Dresch (1943-2006), a Yale-educated economist who served one term (1991-92) in Michigan’s House of Representatives, died Aug. 6. Dresch won public office as …
Paul Sarbanes (D-Md.), the Tiger of the Senate, who so fiercely attacked corporate corruption, has suddenly lost his testicles. Sarbanes, you will recall, was the …
I received Professor Kevin Mattson’s new “Upton Sinclair and the Other American Century” (Wile~2006) as I read Lawrence W. Reed’s legitimate demolition of Sinclair’s “The …
Economists like Paul Krugman love to talk about the desperate lot of those who somehow can’t board the carousel of capitalism. No brass rings for …
Well, surprise, surprise! The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation has gone from a $10 billion surplus in 2000 to a $23 billion deficit in 2005, and …
The traditional Israeli response to, say, the assassination of its Olympic team or the kidnapping of a soldier has been selective retaliation by its intelligence …
In an effort to show the merits of free-market capitalism, there are some who point out how vital to the existence of wealth are the …