Nixing Regulations Saved Taxpayers $1.3 Billion This Year
When businesses have to worry about complying with too many rules, it makes it much harder for them to operate.
Economy & Business
A New Kind of Trade Agreement
If we value the cultural Anglosphere and the defense Anglosphere, it makes only sense that we use trade agreements to cement an economic Anglosphere.
China Vows to Retaliate after U.S. Levies New Tariffs
Tensions with China ramped up Tuesday as Beijing threatened to hit back at a new wave of tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.
It’s Not the Economy, Stupid
Right now, only 12 percent of Americans cite the economy as the most important issue facing the country.
Thinking about the Student-Loan Crisis
There is no easy fix for the woes of burdened students and their families.
Nike Is Winning the Colin Kaepernick Wars
The public cares about products far more than politics.
An Economic Boom Is a Terrible Thing to Waste
Trump has an amazing ability, through the force of his personality and his mediagenic provocations, to blot out the sun.
What the Times Misses about Poverty
The root of much American dysfunction isn’t a failure of work but of family dissolution.
Government Already Pays Some Paid-Leave Costs
When workers use self-paid parental leave by deferring their Social Security payout, they save money for taxpayers.
The Key Question That Could Keep Congress Republican
In the 2018 midterms, Republicans should stress the economy.