The Debt Limit Can Save Us
How congressional Republicans can use the debt-limit vote to push meaningful reform
Vaccine Mandates and the Labor Market
How Biden’s vaccine mandate could slow the economic recovery.
Afghanistan Is a Much Bigger Economic Disruption Than Markets Think
The fall of Afghanistan could end the decoupling of financial markets and geopolitical events.
The Infrastructure Bill Is Politically Complicated, but It Passes the Economic Test
The infrastructure bill isn’t perfect, but it’s better than nothing.
The Rise of De-Economics
Incentives do matter, and to suggest otherwise is to betray basic principles of economics.
Can a Woke Company Compete?
Firms that put profit over politics should outperform their progressive rivals.
Inflation: The Ingredients Are in the Pot, and the Fire Is On
The Fed’s dismissive attitude toward inflation risks a repeat of the 1970s’ stagflation.
Five Questions for Senator Ron Johnson
A U.S. senator on the confirmation process.
Here’s How Much the COVID-19 Stimulus Will Cost You
Fiscal stimulus isn’t free. You’ll pay for it in future tax hikes.
A Compromise on Nominations
As they get set to vote on low-level White House appointees, Senate Republicans should reject the precedent their Democratic counterparts set under Trump.