by Dr Michael Hurd | 6 May 2016
“The philosophy of protectionism is a philosophy of war.”
by Walter Williams | 31 Mar 2016
International trade operates under the same general principles as domestic trade.
by David Holcberg | 5 Mar 2016
Is the protection of domestic jobs more important than the protection of individual rights?
by Wayne Dunn | 5 Mar 2016
Protectionism fully implemented across all industries would mean a lower standard of living, because it would result in capital and labor unnecessarily being diverted into the production of goods that could more economically be produced elsewhere.
by Keith Weiner | 13 Jul 2015
With apologies to his fans, Jerry is an evil little mouse who constantly pesters Tom the Cat. Tom tries and tries, but cannot seem to overpower someone who is a fraction of his size and strength.
Watching Stephen Moore attempt to debate Paul Krugman was like that.
by Richard M. Ebeling | 5 May 2015
All who participate gain from international trade, and all are made poorer to the extent that governments interfere or prohibit the freedom of trade among the peoples of the world.
by Keith Weiner | 20 Dec 2014
Have you ever been in an argument about whether we should raise taxes and then someone tosses out a real whopper? “The top tax rate for decades after World War II was over 90% and look how the economy boomed!” Or perhaps you read a Paul Krugman column where he said...
by Dr Michael Hurd | 8 Dec 2010
In a recent defense of what he calls “fair trade,” Barack Obama stated that one major purpose of trade agreements is to ensure that American products are made at home — not bought from other countries. No such thing is true. The purpose of any trade...
by Walter Williams | 26 Nov 2008
There’s a growing anti-trade sentiment in our country. Much of the dialogue is grossly misinformed. Let’s try to untangle it a bit with a few questions and observations. First, does the U.S. trade with Japan and England? Put another way, is it members of...
by Walter Williams | 16 Apr 2008
Presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, pandering to anti-trade activists, suggest that should they become president, they will restrict trade agreements. Before you buy into their promised paradise, there are a few trade questions you might...