Price “Gouge” Me, Please!
Artifically low prices resulting from government decree causes an artificial shortage which results in long lines, empty stations, and lack of incentives for more supplies.
Defending Google: Big Data and “Unfair Competition”
New rivals who want to enter the Internet services market and are not putting together big data sets cannot claim that they have a right to the established companies’ data—they have done nothing to deserve access to it.
Baltimore Riots and The Welfare State
To earn their near-monolithic 95-percent black vote, the Democratic Party repeatedly tells blacks of their continued oppression.
Entitled To Loot: Why Are There Riots in Baltimore?
Why are looters and rioters looting and rioting? The stale claims that it’s “racism” or lack of government funding simply do not ring true. It must be something else.
What Creates Real Jobs And What Destroys Them
Jobs come from government getting out of the way and letting employers produce goods and services.
The Mayor of Baltimore’s Not-So-Freudian Slip
People have to reexamine everything, and soon, if cities like Baltimore are ever to turn around and have a chance.
Europe’s Antitrust Assault on Google
Since people can search through other sources besides Google, it is not at all clear why Google cannot run its own operation for its own benefit, while others run their operations for their own benefit.
California’s Government Created Water Problem
Water is distributed in California and other Western states not by market prices but by the political process.
It Takes a Village … to Arrest Parents for No Reason
By what standard of rationality or fairness do we look at society as a “village” where some members may impose their will on other members regarding matters of raising children?
