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Comment Sadiq Khan's promise of rent controls would make life worse for Londoners - they've failed everywhere else We need only look to Berlin to see that they result in less houses, and people being locked into the wrong sorts of homes 30 April 2021 • 12:52pm “The art of economics consists in looking not merely at the immediate but at the longer effects of any act or policy,” wrote Harry Hazlitt in Economics in One Lesson (1946), “it consists in tracing the consequences of that policy not merely for one group but for all groups.” London Mayor Sadiq Khan’s demand for powers to int...
Regulated Into the Ground poorer — would you be today absent 50 years of government economic regulation? That is, how much wealthier or poorer would you be… had the United States government stood paws off these past 50 years? Your choices are these: D): 4.2 times poorer Regulation counts neither plus nor minus. Let us then add a further selection: E): No richer or poorer Have you selected your letter? The correct answer shortly. First, a brief glance at today’s goings- on… Business as Usual The Federal Reserve concluded its FOMC confabulation this afternoon. As expected — widely —...
“By the age of 40 nearly every American has learned to conform,” said my favorite Greek philosopher to me once. Look around your life and you see how true it is. Also, by the age of 40, life is solidified for many. The standards you hold at the age of 40 are the standards you will continue to hold after the age of 40 for many people. Were you okay driving your rust bucket that broke down every 900 miles? Were you okay living off fast food? Were you okay working a second job that didn’t use any of your … Continue reading →
Brazilian Bravery, American Cowardice: The Reverberating Harm You Do to Others When You Mask Up “To whom much is given, much is expected,” is an ethical principle and a moral one that undergirds Western culture. In a letter from a reader, I found a great deal of courage. I wish this man were my neighbor and my friend. I wish this man and his entire family lived close to me. In a land as free as the United States, I can hardly imagine the limitless potential of what such a man would be able to accomplish in the name of freedom.