Virtually anything Congress wants to do can be argued in economic terms, labeled as “interstate commerce” and then regulated. However, does the Constitution’s Commerce Clause justify that much federal power?
Abuse of the Commerce Clause Produced Massive Federal Government Growth Read More »
Really, you can learn 350 years of economic theory in just 50 minutes!
350 Years of Economic Theory in 50 Minutes Read More »
Asking the right constitutional questions is essential for determining whether an issue like drunk driving should be addressed by the States or the federal government.
State or Federal? Learning to Ask the Right Constitutional Questions Read More »
Six economic myths are widespread within the American economy. These myths are exposed as false and the free-market is shown to be superior to central bank intervention.
Six American Economic Myths Debunked Read More »
Dr. Walter E. Williams brilliantly explains why it is impossible to get something for nothing — whether from an employer or the government.
The Impossible Notion of Something for Nothing Read More »