Some people say that you can't trust the free market with your money, but that's not true at all. The government is the one who makes money troubles.

Churchill's plan to put gold back into the system of money was not the problem.

In theory, the carbon tax is the most efficient approach to address climate change. In practice, however, the policymaking process can interfere and weaken the policy.

Tax cuts were passed in 43 states in 2021 or 2022, and often in both years. Of these, 21 states cut their income tax rates. It's a very interesting trend that is being driven by strong state revenues and a more competitive tax situation. But many people thought this trend couldn't or shouldn't last until 2023.

As the US struggles with both a weak banking system and persistently high inflation, it's time to take a serious look at the role of the Federal Reserve in this mess.

As a way to be 'fair,' President Biden wants a wealth tax. It goes against the Constitution and hurts the business.

Elizabeth Warren and others are waving the bloody shirt for more bank regulation, but the problem is that bank regulations are causing financial instability.

A billion here and a billion there adds up to real money. When it comes to Fed losses, we are now talking about real money.

No one, let alone the government, is in a good position to know what the long-term effects of a potentially disruptive innovation will be.