Organizations & Policy

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's…

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, although…

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…

The annual conference of the Association for Manufacturing Excellence is in Chicago next week. This is the largest lean conference in the world, and o…

Many companies use "sales per employee" or "customers per employee" as measures of productivity and efficiency.  I've often wo…