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Biden’s occupational licensing executive order should inspire state lawmakers
This article was originally published on washingtonexaminer.com There are a lot of issues that divide friends and neighbors in the United States. Occupational licensing reform should not be one of them. President Joe Biden’s recent executive order is a case...
College Kids Don’t Understand Socialism—or Capitalism. Our Research Proves It
This article was originally published on newsweek.com America's standing as the world's largest economy, with a reputation as a hub of innovation and as a land of opportunity, owes much to its system of free-market capitalism. Economic freedom has lifted more...
Biden’s Tax Policies Would Hamstring Economic Recovery and Social Mobility
This article was originally published on Merionwest.com “THE RECOVERY ITSELF IS LIKELY TO BE THE LARGEST JOB CREATOR THIS DECADE.” Debate over the Biden administration’s infrastructure bill is heating up. However, much of the discussion centers on how the...
Helicopter parenting may be destroying the future of American entrepreneurship
This article was originally published on yahoo.com As overprotection goes up, entrepreneurship is going down American entrepreneurship has been declining for decades. The country that gave us Ford, Apple and the Thigh Master has seen new business...
Want to Solve the Immigration Crisis? Invest in the Central American Economy
This article was originally published on RealClearPolicy.com Vice President Kamala Harris visited Guatemala this week amid surges in U.S. border crossings, immigrants dying while trying to cross the border, and a chaotic, problematic federal response. It...
You Can’t Cure Your Employee’s Existential Crisis. But You Can Help.
This article was originally published in the Harvard Business Review Humans’ fundamental need to perceive life as meaningful — which comes from the feeling that one’s existence has purpose and significance — is nothing new. But the prolonged fear, uncertainty,...
A Warning Sign for UBI? Unemployment Benefits Discourage Employment
This article was originally published on insidesources.com Economic prognosticators were abuzz last year with optimism about a so-called “V-shaped recovery.” With vaccines rolling out across the country and lockdowns lifting, the economy has indeed been recovering,...
Op-Ed: How Can We Get People Back to Work? Get Government Out of the Way
This article was originally published in the Western Journal The disappointing May job numbers were a surprise, signaling that the economic recovery may take longer than previously thought. The number of jobs is still 5 percent below the number in February...
The Surprising Power of Nostalgia at Work
This article was originally published in the Harvard Business Review Many people assume that nostalgia is purely entertainment, a feeling individuals enjoy because it takes them back to the more carefree days of their youth. Some view it as maladaptive fixation on the...
The PRO Act Undermines the American Dream
This article was originally published on Real Clear Markets. More than a year after the COVID-19 pandemic first disrupted daily life, local economies are reopening and vaccine distribution is exceeding expectations. The country is poised for a historic...
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