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If corporate leaders dress up ideological expenditures as profitable investments, without vetting them against projected cash flows and opportunity costs, they are not merely misallocating capital but ...

"Definitely wasn't interested in going to insurance or anything like that." That's how former University of Texas and University of Utah quarterback Cam Rising explained his de ...

Approximately 3.2 million Americans suffering from cancer, heart disease, and other serious or life-threatening diseases benefit from home infusion therapy. As the name suggests, home infusi ...

The fraudulent number that is Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is a substantially shrunken number relative to the true size of the U.S. economy. See the "surge" in GDP reported yesterday for e ...

Medicine is expensive and only seems to get more so every year. But this doesn't have to be inevitable. The reason patients pay so much is an insurance industry that no longer functions like ins ...

Now that Epiphany has begun and Christmas is over, perhaps it's time to stop being so excessively nice to "groups" that do the most damage to an orderly and civilized world. The grea ...

Central planning is bad, which means government spending is bad. Contra the most prominent number in economics (GDP), government spending is by its very name an economic wrecking ball. These truths ra ...

As has been said here before, the most important line in Henry Hazlitt's Economics In One Lesson has rarely, if ever, been referenced. Hazlitt wrote, "What is harmful or disastrous for an ...

They're both wrong. Who is? Trump supporters who've long defended mindless tariffs, along with economists wisely against mindless tariffs, but who now claim they didn't really mean w ...

"And on the tax front, it's time for rich people like me to pay more." As some may know, but exponentially fewer than he surely hoped, that's what 2012 Republican presidential candid ...