Leaving aside the fact there’s no evidence lockdowns actually work, we can nonetheless look to past pandemics

The Fed and other central banks are entering into a huge money-printing experiment in hopes of keeping the government-spending machine going at full speed forever. The unintended consequences will be highly destructive.

The uptick is also good news for the states, as taxes from these rentals can be a large revenue source for states

Comets are celestial bodies made of rock and ice that spend most of their lives far from the Sun

It seems that if you’re mildly against the drug war and sky-high taxes, you’re a “libertarian” to many left-wing commentators—even if you also support programs like “universal basic income” and renewable energy boondoggles

Price inflation is so difficult to predict because there are so many moving parts: money supply, demand, money velocity, and supply of goods and services.

With little water or abundant surface life on the Red Planet for at least the past 3 billion years, the carbon cycle is much different than Earth’s

Lord Kelvin once said, “If you cannot measure it, then it is not science” and “your theory is apt to be based more upon imagination than upon knowledge.” This would certainly seem to apply to the many COVID-19 models now used to destroy human rights ac…

Prices determined in the marketplace are absolutely essential to a functioning economic system. This is no less true if today’s property was redistributed unjustly in the past. Market prices today are the path to recovery

Most of the world’s regimes enthusiastically destroyed their economies and consigned millions to destitution (and a rising tide of resulting health problems) in pursuit of a trendy and unproven theory. There’s still not evidence that the lockdowns worked

Past experience shows that although pandemics do weaken economic growth, the current economic disaster is the result of forced “lockdowns,” not the virus itself

Thanks to past interventions, the economy is now rife with malinvestments and prices that don’t reflect real demand. The solution is to allow deflation and other types of painful readjustment. Otherwise true growth will elude us