Charles Fain Lehman provides a quick look into the world of health insurance, showing why health care is so expensive and difficult to attain. The health care market is not a market failure, but a result of government regulation.
Posts Tagged ‘regulation’
Roosevelt’s Recession of 1937
Roosevelt’s Recession of 1937, which saw the unraveling of supposed economic growth in the prior years, is oftentimes used as an historical example of what occurs when government decreases spending levels or the central bank fails to continue credit expansion. The use of this event to exemplify these things is disingenuous. More accurate lessons can be drawn, which show that only the market can fix itself.
Bill Clinton is a Moron
Bill Clinton might think that some races are less capable than others, but in reality all men are born equal. The ability to excel is limited only by the limitations imposed on that individual by government and himself.
A Spanish Entrepreneur vs. The State
The story of Pedro Permnyer and Francisco Bultó’s motorcycle manufacturing firm named Montesa.
Is It Fair to Lay a Worker Off?
Labor laws regulating how a business can fire its workers should be eliminated. Otherwise, government is actively discriminating against those who deserve the job.
Joseph Stiglitz’ Words of “Wisdom”
Joseph Stiglitz, in “Making Globalization Works”, fails to understand the root causes for market instability. He blames “market fundamentalism”, while the real case is in fact the very regulation he supports.
Lending Regulation is Counterproductive
The mainstream has pointed its finger on the apparent lack of regulation, and therefore calls for an increase in regulation on lending for the purpose of selling houses. These regulations will make the accumulation of wealth that much more difficult. We are being condemned to a road to serfdom
