On: 07/11/2010 23:38:02 In: Economy By Bill Wilson One item that stands out in last week’s World Economic Outlook produced by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), besides the U.S. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) likely to grow far slower than projected by the Obama Administration, is the seemingly remarkable pace that emerging and developing economies are growing. In […]

On: 07/05/2010 21:17:55 In: Uncategorized By Adam Bitely Every action a person takes in the United States is regulated by the government. Many of these regulations go unnoticed. But think about every action you take, and the bureaucratic agency that is regulating it. From brushing your teeth, to […]

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On: 07/15/2010 20:25:43 In: Uncategorized By Rick Manning Did the United States government deliberately use its regulatory enforcement power to damage Toyota, and benefit government owned General Motors? Reasonable people are asking this question around the world, as the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s early tests of Toyota’s supposedly sticky accelerators […]

On: 07/11/2010 23:37:26 In: Appointments By Rick Manning The nomination of Elena Kagan for the US Supreme Court took a political turn this week that could doom her hopes to reach the nation’s highest bench, and no one noticed. The National Rifle Association announced that they will count […]

On: 07/05/2010 21:16:50 In: Fiscal Responsibility By Kevin Mooney Just as President Reagan channeled Thomas Jefferson on July 3, 1987 to interlink his proposed “Economic Bill of Rights” with the ideals of the founding period, contemporary Americans ought to reinstate the 40th president’s call for constitutional amendments […]

On: 07/27/2010 21:15:25 In: Economy By Rebekah Rast The Seven Dwarfs from the Disney movie wouldn’t be singing “Heigh-Ho” on the way to their job if they were mining in the U.S. In fact, they would probably be out of work altogether. An often overlooked but critical industry […]

On: 07/21/2010 22:23:28 In: Corruption By Bill Wilson What does $39,400 in campaign donations to Charlie Crist’s campaign for Florida’s open Senate seat buy ? How about a $536 million, 72,800 acre land deal by the state of Florida to the U.S. Sugar Corporation, based on an appraisal value of the property taken at the height of the real estate bubble, and […]

On: 07/15/2010 20:24:49 In: Uncategorized Economic Arguments Against Keynesian Proposals Can Balance Out Pro-Spending Coverage By Kevin Mooney “Deficit Hawks” who are ambitious to roll back the Obama Administration’s spending binge could jeopardize job creation and further sink the economy, according to lawmakers, union officials and public policy […]