Organizations & Policy

I'm currently in northern Michigan on business.  I still remember the first time I visited the area over ten years ago with my then fiancee and wa…

Last week brought the announcement that Cuba's new president had granted property rights to his citizens. In a major change in Cuba's state-c…

Most educated readers have learned long ago that the Washington Post runs a close second to The New York Times in terms of flubbing that facts.  I won…

The jobs are leaving!  The jobs are leaving!  Sounds like something Paul Revere might once have uttered, or more likely he was too smart.  But that…

Rod Hunter has a good column this morning titled The Democrats and Trade.  I purposely won't delve into the political side of the article, althoug…

Don Boudreaux's Cafe Hayek blog is one of my favorites, and a daily read.  His commonsense approach to economics is perhaps a similar style to our…

I'm probably asking for it, but the political junkie and the manufacturing geek in me had a meeting while I was sleeping last night... which will…

We often harp on domestic manufacturers that would prefer to whine and complain about every conceivably microscopic "competitive barrier" in…