…you forced private insurance to give up its predatory business model, they ultimately would abandon less profitable markets just as they did in the heyday of managed care. What Sec…

“Adjusting minimum wages for inflation is a necessary yet modest step toward protecting affordability for low-wage workers: The case of California’s Fast-Food Council,” Economic Policy Institute Modern labor markets—particularly those…

Lifted from the comments from an Ezra Klein article in the Washington Post comes an interesting idea that is not only currently debated, but also ties into ‘markets are “natural”…

…make believe, and straw man stuffing. He then hints that we should go back to the gold standard and totally unfettered free markets. Schlichter lists Krugman’s alleged assumptions, condensed here:…

…Hard to do? Sure, since 1,000 liters weighs one ton. Water systems — let alone markets — will NEVER be integrated like oil, gold or computer ship markets because the…

by Beverly Mann Ah! It’s not about regulating markets, after all! It’s about regulating the individual! ATLANTA — In perhaps the weightiest of the dozens of challenges to the Obama…

by Beverly Mann The link to the ACA litigation blog article I discuss is here . ‘Markets’ and the ACA: Why the Supreme Court Will Uphold the ACA In my…

…hours before the dam broke. Ambrose Evans-Pritchard’s article is well worth a read; but I’d like to talk about bond markets for just a bit. Yes, the probability of Irish…

…the indelible image of markets producing desirable social outcomes through the work of an “invisible hand.” ’ Comment In an otherwise neat argument for both liberty and free markets, Patrick…

…during his administration. Thirty-eight markets enjoyed their strongest growth under Clinton, and nine reached their peak under George H.W. Bush. No markets did best under the current administration. The flip…