Redistribution would not be necessary if we had the proper initial distribution of income in the first place.

The Federal Reserve has continuously expanded the money supply by more than the growth of the economy, inflicting great damage

The State of California has declared war on all-ages nightclubs, and the costs of the anti-club war is pushing many of these venues to bankruptcy and extinction.

The good news and the bad news

The steep dive of the recession is beginning to level out, which means the economy will begin to recover soon

To the tune of ‘Minnie the Moocher’ by Cab Calloway

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The proposed federal government budget mposes higher taxes on incomes above $250,000. One of the provisions is that charitable donations would no longer be tax deductible.

President Obama has stated that companies should not have events in Las Vegas “on the taxpayer’s dime.”

The Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008 (HERA) gives some house buyers an interest-free loan for buying a house.

The large decline in output, following three years of decelerating growth, has put the U.S. economy in a depression.

There's a great opportunity for creative entrepreneurs to invent and offer insurance so that business will not have to shut down because of a recession

There are a number of ways President Obama could make the U.S. stronger, more efficient and healthy

A film about a problem we can solve: the federal deficit

Governments can make the New Year better by enacting optimal supply-side and demand-side policies.

A song about the impending mortgage crisis

Politicians only address symptoms when it's the system we need to fix

The late deflation of 2008 will turn into the great inflation of 2009

We can raise wages and reduce rent by avoiding the under-use of land, moving the workers back to more productive land

Ineffective public works are not primarily a way to end the recession, but a political payback to special interests