Opinion

Our economic crisis is also a moral one

It is an error of the highest order to assume morality has nothing to do with economics. The stewardship of resources, seemingly spiritually devoid things like monetary policy, and the economic indicator called inflation are directly tied to our moral decisions as a nation and as individuals. For those of religious faith, as many here...

Michael A. Milton
Opinion

State economy rests on diverse portfolio

The late Harry Markowitz, who won the 1990 Nobel prize in economics for his work on portfolio theory, reportedly said, “diversification is the only free lunch” in investing. By distributing your savings across a broad base of stocks, bonds, and other asset classes, you maximize long-term gains and minimize risk — assuming that the performance...

John Hood
Opinion

We can’t go back, and that’s the problem 

During the “dog days” of summer, in what was likely an opening salvo of the 2020 presidential campaign, Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts introduced a proposal to alter American capitalism radically. If enacted, large firms would have to incorporate at the federal level and live by a charter that forces them to consider the interests...

Andy Taylor

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