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Small-Business Optimism Rose in January but the Outlook Is Less Clear
Small-business confidence rose in January; labor shortages and the economic outlook remain concerns.
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Job Openings Decline in December, Continuing Downward Trend
Private-sector job openings have fallen recently hinting at some marginal easing of labor pressures.
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Trump Cutting the Budget? Don’t Believe It
It’s like being on a diet and claiming progress because you’re gaining two pounds each month rather than five pounds.
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Are There No Alternatives to Labor Unions?
Do worker-owned labor corporations not exist because they are economically unnecessary or because they have yet to be tried, perhaps due to the long fixation on labor unions?
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The Case for Retracting Matthew Desmond’s 1619 Project Essay
Since the outset of the 1619 Project controversy, I have consistently argued that the overwhelming majority of the project’s problems derive from a single featured essay: Matthew Desmond’s piece on capitalism and slavery. This essay advances an explicit anti-capitalist political message that’s rooted in a fundamental misreading of economic history. Although he repurposes the concept […]
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Neoliberalism and Intellectual Turing Tests
Is neoliberalism libertarianism? Is it a form of market-oriented technocracy? Is it a form of elitist ideology favorable to markets? Is it a justification for a rent-seeking elite? It’s unclear exactly what it is.
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