Has Keynesian Economics Finally Jumped the Shark?
CATO economist Dan Mitchell explores the perplexing durability of Keynesian economics as a sound theory in light of repeated public policy failures....
CATO economist Dan Mitchell explores the perplexing durability of Keynesian economics as a sound theory in light of repeated public policy failures....
The Congressional Budget Office has just released its new 10-year fiscal forecast and the numbers are getting worse. Here's a simple solution to the d...
French President François Hollande proposed a new plan to reduce the chronically high unemployment rate in France, yet continues with the same old po...
CATO senior economist and PPD contributor Daniel Mitchell explains the rise and fall and rise and fall again of Italy economically....
President Barack Obama's economic legacy and record is defined by declining or stagnant labor force participation, wages, and employment-population ra...
CATO economist and PPD contributor Dan Mitchell compares Bill Clinton vs. Barack Obama on their economic records, including employment and GDP....
Brazil and its economy are now suffering from the big government, socialist policies of President Dilma Rousseff and data show it's going to get worse...
The United Nations (UN) Millennium Project is a prime example of how bureaucrats at the UN don't understand free markets, not foreign aid create prosp...
What was the best news of the year? That’s a difficult question to answer if you believe in small government and you work in Washington. But it's th...
Puerto Rico is sinking in $73 billion of debt. Mired in a long-running depression, the U.S. territory has already cut essential services to bare bones...
