Foundation for Economic Education Though $150,000 worth of debt might sound crippling, there are feasible things you can implement today to pay that down quicker than your peers. Foundation for Economic EducationFEE’s mission is …
The cascade of economic and financial repercussions to come is likely to lead to another Great Depression if we don’t act swiftly. A market-oriented strategy is not without risks, but …
If you want to know a true recipe for a chaotic marketplace, imagine what would happen in a market administered by a czar. Foundation for Economic EducationFEE’s mission is to …
The hallmark of civil society is cooperation, which is what we should all be thinking about at times like these. The coronavirus defines our collective life at present, but cooperation …
For the first decade of Chinese control of Hong Kong, relations were relatively peaceful. The situation has clearly changed, but not because of the dynamic capitalism that makes Hong Kong …
“Our results show that more stringent licensing regulations are associated with less competition and higher prices but not with any improvement in customer satisfaction,” researchers from MIT, Harvard, Stanford, and …
The tax structure necessary to fund redistribution schemes naturally creates a Tax Dead Zone. What this dead zone does is create an income range where, after all taxes and benefits are …
The federal government’s loan program began small, but today the feds own nearly all student loan debt (see chart #5). Foundation for Economic EducationFEE’s mission is to inspire, educate, and …
The bill will make it possible for any government in the future to expropriate the property of those it sees as enemies of progress. Foundation for Economic EducationFEE’s mission is …
Before they vote to impose a higher minimum wage, lawmakers—and voters—need to consider the full complexity of the employment situation. There are at least four levels on which the effects …