Fiscal Policy California’s ‘Inflation Relief’: An Election-Year Handout By Dominic Pino 5:55 PM There’s no such thing as ‘inflation relief’ at the state level. We must see this scheme for what it is: bribing voters with their own money.
Economy & Business Today in Capital Matters: Cryptocurrency Regulation By Dominic Pino 10:51 AM Today in National Review Capital Matters, a discussion of cryptocurrency regulation.
NR PLUS Politics & Policy Celebrate Dobbs: Donate to Crisis-Pregnancy Centers By Dominic Pino June 25, 2022 Let’s give because we’re joyful that the future will be one where more babies are born.
Politics & Policy Today in Capital Matters: California Water By Dominic Pino June 17, 2022 California faces a water shortage, but refuses to take the most sensible steps to address the problem.
The Economy ‘Objectively False’ That Shipping Reform Bill Will Fix Supply Chains By Dominic Pino June 16, 2022 According to a container-industry analyst, it’s ‘objectively false’ that a shipping reform bill will fix supply chains.
Economy & Business Today in Capital Matters: Carbon Tax By Dominic Pino June 16, 2022 Over on Capital Matters, Benjamin Zycher writes about carbon tax, and David Bahnsen is joined on his podcast by Oren Cass.
Monetary Policy The Fed Needs to Exceed Expectations, Not Just Meet Them By Dominic Pino June 15, 2022 A hike of 75 basis points is good, but 100 basis points would have been better.
Economy & Business Today in Capital Matters: Inflation, Welfare, and Crises By Dominic Pino June 15, 2022 Over on Capital Matters, check out our stellar writers covering inflation, welfare reform, and government overreach.
Religion Bart Barber Is Elected President of the Southern Baptist Convention By Dominic Pino June 14, 2022 Barber’s victory shows that voting representatives of the Southern Baptist Convention do not believe it is drifting into theological liberalism.
Business Caterpillar Moves HQ from Illinois to Texas By Dominic Pino June 14, 2022 Even a company with deep historical ties to a state will eventually move elsewhere if that state become uncompetitive.