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Are Korean antitrust actions retaliatory tariffs in disguise?
It’s not just American and European antitrust regulators that are going after American tech companies. South Korean antitrust regulators are getting in on the…
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Tariffs, elections, and radicalism: Is history about to repeat itself?
There is a curious pattern in American political history that the midterm elections suggest might be on the verge of repeating itself. It’s a…
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What a 1958 onion law reveals about modern politics
University of Chicago students recently held an onion-themed protest, of all things. Social media was flooded with more onion puns than any reasonable…
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America’s debt and the next generation
Every tab eventually comes due. The conversation winds down, the plates are cleared, and someone reaches for the check. For decades, the United…
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Free the Economy podcast: Consumer protection and free speech with Casey Mattox
In this week’s episode we cover the debt load of state and local governments, advances in nuclear waste storage, and hope…
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Principled business in Austin
The view from my hotel room in Austin was majestic – a giant hole in the ground. When I arrived for the 3rd…