Why Are American-Made Ships So Expensive?
The Jones Act is supposed to protect U.S. shipbuilders. So why does the industry fail to compete globally? Economist Thomas Grennes comments. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Why Are American-Made Ships So Expensive?
The Jones Act is supposed to protect U.S. shipbuilders. So why does the industry fail to compete globally? Economist Thomas Grennes comments. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Abusive Market Concentration in the Jones Act
Manuel Reyes, head of the Puerto Rico Food Marketing, Industry and Distribution Chamber, argues that the costs of the Jones Act have accelerated. We spoke during Cato's conference on the…
Abusive Market Concentration in the Jones Act
Manuel Reyes, head of the Puerto Rico Food Marketing, Industry and Distribution Chamber, argues that the costs of the Jones Act have accelerated. We spoke during Cato's conference on the…
Academic Freedom and Freedom of Speech on Private College Campuses
When private universities pledge to enshrine academic freedom and freedom of speech, how much teeth does that promise have? Rick Esenberg is with the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty.…
Academic Freedom and Freedom of Speech on Private College Campuses
When private universities pledge to enshrine academic freedom and freedom of speech, how much teeth does that promise have? Rick Esenberg is with the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty.…
When Unions Want to Stop Paying Dues
When a local union wants to escape the expense of its state affiliate, what recourse do they have? David Osborne is with the Fairness Center. He discusses the case of…
When Unions Want to Stop Paying Dues
When a local union wants to escape the expense of its state affiliate, what recourse do they have? David Osborne is with the Fairness Center. He discusses the case of…
If You’re Middle Class, Are You in Poverty?
What does it mean for policy and welfare programs when the definition of poverty creeps up into the middle class? Jarrett Skorup of the Mackinac Center comments. Hosted on Acast.…
If You’re Middle Class, Are You in Poverty?
What does it mean for policy and welfare programs when the definition of poverty creeps up into the middle class? Jarrett Skorup of the Mackinac Center comments. Hosted on Acast.…
False Promises of the Jones Act
How does the Jones Act make some American industries less competitive? Bryan Riley of the National Taxpayers Union comments. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
False Promises of the Jones Act
How does the Jones Act make some American industries less competitive? Bryan Riley of the National Taxpayers Union comments. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Radical Weirdness and the English Civil War
We can trace some powerful advances in human freedom to the ideas pushed by marginalized people and groups. Anthony Comegna walks us through the weirdos who stood up for freedom…
Radical Weirdness and the English Civil War
We can trace some powerful advances in human freedom to the ideas pushed by marginalized people and groups. Anthony Comegna walks us through the weirdos who stood up for freedom…
Stoicism for Troubled Times
Control what you can control and don't let the rest trouble you. The great stoics of centuries past have much to offer our contemporary lives. Ryan Holiday comments on engaging…
Stoicism for Troubled Times
Control what you can control and don't let the rest trouble you. The great stoics of centuries past have much to offer our contemporary lives. Ryan Holiday comments on engaging…
How Trump Changed Political Comedy
Donald Trump has altered political comedy, and not for the better. Comedian and satirist Andrew Heaton argues that it may be a short-term phenomenon, but it's up to comedians to…
How Trump Changed Political Comedy
Donald Trump has altered political comedy, and not for the better. Comedian and satirist Andrew Heaton argues that it may be a short-term phenomenon, but it's up to comedians to…
Judicial Deference and Kisor v. Wilkie
A new case headed to the Supreme Court may challenge a great deal of deference courts currently afford federal agencies. Andrew Grossman comments. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more…
Judicial Deference and Kisor v. Wilkie
A new case headed to the Supreme Court may challenge a great deal of deference courts currently afford federal agencies. Andrew Grossman comments. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more…
Episode-95- TSP Rewind – The Christmas Special 2018
Most of today’s show is a recreation of 2008’s Christmas special. Today we pause and take a moment to reflect on Christmas and how it has become the Holiday we…
Great Gift Ideas From TspAz.com
Okay so you waited until the last minute right? Now you are scrambling for gifts and dreading going to the store will all those people. So rather than an item…
The Federal Reserve’s Ongoing Mission Creep
What problem was the Federal Reserve meant to solve? How does that compare with its assumed mandate today? Jeffrey Lacker is a former head of the Federal Reserve Bank of…
The Federal Reserve’s Ongoing Mission Creep
What problem was the Federal Reserve meant to solve? How does that compare with its assumed mandate today? Jeffrey Lacker is a former head of the Federal Reserve Bank of…