by The Association for Objective Law | Dec 27, 2000 | Antitrust & Monopolies, LAW
The Microsoft antitrust case represents a breathtaking and frightening extension of antitrust law to a new American technological industry that is the envy of the rest of the world.
by Walter Williams | Dec 27, 2000 | POLITICS, Welfare
The Organization for Economic Cooperation & Development (OECD) is comprised of 29 industrial nations, mostly in Western Europe, the Pacific Rim and North America. They’ve recently released a report titled “Towards Global Tax Cooperation” that... by Daniel J Mitchell | Dec 27, 2000 | POLITICS
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), a Paris-based institution with 29 member nations from the industrialized world, has launched a project seeking the elimination of “harmful tax competition.”In a report titled “Towards... by Robert W Tracinski | Dec 25, 2000 | POLITICS
A cloud is hanging over this year’s Christmas season: the cloud of recession. You can see it in weak Christmas shopping sales and the desperate deals being offered by car makers. You can see it in the words of a shopper interviewed on television, who explained... by James Frogue and Robert Moffit | Dec 25, 2000 | POLITICS
Imagine a world in which you’re forbidden to spend your own money to obtain medical care. Imagine that, regardless of your personal needs, you’re forced to rely on the government for health care, no matter how long it takes or how substandard it may be. A... by Chris Wolski | Dec 24, 2000 | CULTURE
Santa Claus is also a symbol of good will, and thus is the appropriate holiday symbol of America, a country that, because of its material prosperity, can inspire good will in all of its citizens.”
by Edwin Feulner | Dec 24, 2000 | POLITICS
So who are these cads, this “wealthiest 1 percent of taxpayers,” anyway? We heard a lot about this select group of villains in the presidential debates. Indeed, certain politicians almost seem to hold their noses, their voices dripping with disdain, as... by Scott C. Rayder | Dec 23, 2000 | POLITICS, Welfare
Congress has renewed its efforts to combat international money laundering this past August. In the House of Representatives, Representative Jim Leach (R-IA) has introduced H.R. 3886, the International Counter-Money Laundering Act, which has moved swiftly through the... by David Holcberg | Dec 22, 2000 | Free Trade, Protectionism & Tariffs
Is the protection of domestic jobs more important than the protection of individual rights?
