Issues 2016: Are Women Paid Less than Men?
By Diana Furchtgott-Roth: Many statistics look only at raw averages and do not take into account factors such as education, skills, and hours worked.
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Number of Californians Moving to Texas Hits Highest Level in Nearly a Decade
By Ali Meyer: California transplants take $1.77 billion in adjusted gross income with them.
Read MoreEntitlements eat up almost two-thirds of U.S. taxpayer money
By Paul Wesley Sullivan
Read MoreThe minimum wage trap
By Jack Hellner
Read MoreThe People are Right: It’s Time to Balance Trade
By Howard Richman, Raymond Richman and Jesse Richman: If the U.S. is to prosper, U.S. international trade has to be brought into balance. Both political parties have been doing next to nothing.
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Why the Anger? Obamanomics Has Failed
Here is Larry Elder writing at Townhall: President Barack Obama, when asked to name an accomplishment for which he is most proud, said, “I’m proud of saving the American economy.” Breathtaking. Let’s examine the…
Read More70 Tries After Seattle Raised Its Minimum Wage, I Still Can’t Find A Job
By Mitch Hall: States nationwide are beginning to join the ‘Fight for $15.’ My job experience in Seattle, Washington helps illustrate why that’s a bad idea.
Read MoreJobs – What is Going on in America?
By PF Wagner: Whatever the cause, high paying manufacturing jobs are in a free fall and they are being replaced by low paying retail jobs. Is this an issue that we should we be concerned…
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How Liberal Policies Destroyed Black Families
Few Americans understand this due to the fact that conservatives have failed to adequately fight the information war — here is Crystal Wright writing at The Daily Signal: It’s well known how in 1965 Daniel…
Read MoreLong-Term Unemployed Still Recovering from Recession
By Preston Cooper
Read MoreWashington Fails at Everything
By Bruce Walker: No one running for the White House in either major party seems able (or, more likely, willing) to say what the role of the federal government should be in America.
Read MoreIntroducing ‘Article V 2.0’: The Compact for a Balanced Budget
By Nick Dranias: What if the states could advance and ratify a powerful federal balanced budget amendment in just 12 months?
Read MoreHow lifestyle diversity contributes to inequality
By Michael Jindra: There’s more than economics at play in poverty.
Read More$15 an Hour Minimum Wage: Why Not $30? Why not $100?
By John C. Goodman: There is a single thought that unites the political parties of the left all over the world (from welfare state liberals to socialists and communists) and it is this: incentives don’t matter.
Read MoreFree College Is Too Expensive
By Steve Feinstein: When someone says that a critically-important product or service is “free,” it isn’t. Everyone who performs a service or delivers a product gets paid. The only question is, by whom?
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