James M. Buchanan, Nobel Prize Winner in Economics, Passes at 93
The passing of scholar James Buchanan stills the voice of one who understood the fact that men, without Constitutional constraints, will vote themselves...
The passing of scholar James Buchanan stills the voice of one who understood the fact that men, without Constitutional constraints, will vote themselves...
Now that President Obama and most of his key congressional allies are safely re-elected...
All the chairman of the Federal Reserve has done in his latest announcement of...
Despite his firm defense of his call that the U.S. economy entered into another...
Each year 24/7 Wall St. publishes the results of its survey of all 50...
A Heritage Foundation study has concluded that a full employment recovery from the Great...
In the wake of the November 6 elections, voters have approved a number of...
On January 1, 2013, many new taxes are set to begin. Unless Congress and...
According to an October 16 memorandum prepared by the Congressional Research Service (CRS) for...
As the deadline to extend the Bush-era tax cuts looms, economists have agreed that...
Former U.S. Comptroller General of the United States David Walker just finished another tour across...
U.S. unemployment slid from 8.1 percent to 7.8 percent in September, according to the...
Waiting for the economy to improve before turning off the printing presses is likely...
One of the prime unintended consequences of the new unlimited QE3 announced by the...
A preview of the upcoming Census Bureau's upbeat analysis of the economy was met...
When the Federal Reserve announced last week its plan to buy more treasury securities,...
The U.S. tax code is a complex and burdensome maze of rates, exemptions, exclusions,...
Everybody knew it was coming. With the economy continuing to founder, it was only...
Keynesian policies allegedly designed (and sold to the American people) to stimulate the economy...
Increasing gun sales are driving revenues and profits at Smith & Wesson and Sturm,...