Principles of Political Economy, Part Two
Last week, I outlined the first four of eight key principles of political economy the way I do it in the weekly blog column, now […]
Month: March 2017
Principles of Political Economy
This is my 100th blog in this series. I use this milestone to summarize eight principles that distinguish my polarized political economy from textbook economics and finance […]
Affordable Health Care
The Republican Party recently came out with their replacement for the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare. It has stirred massive discussion, but some […]
Another Korean War?
A couple weeks ago I rated the prospect of war with China as unlikely. More likely is a new U.S. war with North Korea. Please […]
Trump’s Ineffective Protectionism
President Donald Trump’s rhetoric on trade is unprecedented among American presidents or even major party candidates since before World War II. Many still debate whether […]
The Political Economy of Political Labels
During the first week of the Trump administration, George Orwell’s classic novel 1984 once again became a bestseller. It is little wonder this happened because the emotive yet […]