The Foundation For Economic Education, Author At ValueWalk

Socialized Medicine Is “Free” But Comes With Really, Really Long Wait Times

Last November, CTV News in Canada ran this incredible story about growing wait times for medical care in Canada due … Read more

Success Isn’t About Fancy Titles. Focus On This Instead.

Two brief quotes from two separate friends: Quote #1: “As a hiring manager, Chik-fil-a was always a slam dunk. Everyone … Read more

What Do “Consumer Rights” Advocates Really Want?

A large number of NGOs claim to be standing up for consumer rights. Outside of the conventional practice of assisting … Read more

Foreign Meddling Won’t Undermine Tyranny, This Will

Where injustice thrives in the world, protests naturally follow. The latest example was in Iran. Although the grievances were diverse, … Read more

Food Boxes Better Than Food Stamps?

Federalism is the gold standard for reforming redistribution programs. This was the approach used in the very successful Clinton-era welfare reform, and it … Read more

Could Driverless Trucks Actually Lead to More Trucking Jobs?

Timothy Taylor, aka The Conversable Economist, has an excellent post in which he reports on another study about whether driverless trucks could … Read more

The Promise Of Smart Contracts

STAN Jerry, we’re not just going to give you seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars. WADE What the heck were … Read more

Has Uber Become Part of the System It Fought Against?

Regulatory capture is a problem in this country. It happens pretty easily. Politicians can’t be experts in everything, so they … Read more

Jordan Peterson On The Heroic Individual’s Important Role In Society

I watched The 15:17 to Paris last weekend. The movie, directed by Clint Eastwood, describes the true story of a … Read more

Here’s The Thing About Those Political Orientation Quizzes

I realize that such exercises are probably “click-bait,” but I generally can’t resist taking tests/quizzes designed to identify my philosophical/political … Read more