Foundation for Economic Education By banning dollar stores, governments are limiting families’ options, forcing them to travel farther and longer to purchase things like tuna, sugar, Pampers, or other name-brand, discount items. Foundation for …
We still don’t have results, and there is a lot of finger-pointing going on. It’s hard not to see the irony in this. Foundation for Economic EducationFEE’s mission is to …
Let us rejoice in the fact that the world is getting better, that medicine and technology are improving our lives, and that we have more time with our loved ones …
When politicians decide to “forgive” debt, they give people an incentive to borrow more and to borrow less prudently. For the same reason that people’s menu choices change when someone …
The future is bright for Gen Z, but it can be even brighter if they heed the warnings of previous generations and stay away from the pitfalls of student loans. …
Despite falling to No. 2 behind China in 2010, the USA is still a global manufacturing powerhouse and produced more manufacturing output in 2018 ($2.32 trillion) than No. 3 Japan, …
The siren song of socialism and communism is alluring, but the record is crystal clear. Foundation for Economic EducationFEE’s mission is to inspire, educate, and connect future leaders with the …
While pressing her agenda to expand means-tested welfare programs, Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is claiming that the federal government’s poverty statistics vastly undercount the number of Americans who are “destitute.” Foundation for Economic EducationFEE’s mission is …
The Super Bowl, which started as a $12 per ticket event and was blacked out on TV because it didn’t sell out, remains the biggest entertainment event in America. Foundation …
Is the US really that unequal? Foundation for Economic EducationFEE’s mission is to inspire, educate, and connect future leaders with the economic, ethical, and legal principles of a free society. …