Study: Minimum Wage Hurts Low-Skilled Workers, Not Just Those Who Lose Their Jobs
A new study from the National Bureau of Economic Research looks at the impact of the $11 and $13 minimum wages in Seattle. The results were devastat...
A new study from the National Bureau of Economic Research looks at the impact of the $11 and $13 minimum wages in Seattle. The results were devastat...
The Dallas Federal Reserve said Monday the Texas Manufacturing Outlook Survey continued to expand in June, albeit at a slightly slower pace than last...
The ADP National Employment Report showed the U.S. private sector added 253,000 jobs in May, far more than the 170,000 median consensus estimate....
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas., endorsed Ohio State Treasurer Josh Mandel for his bid for the U.S. Senate in 2018, marking his second big endorsement for May...
The Texas Manufacturing Outlook Survey, the Dallas Federal Reserve gauge of regional factory activity, at 17.2 easily beat expectations for a 15.4 rea...
The Commerce Department said Tuesday that consumer spending in April grew at the fastest pace in four months, fueled by a solid gain in personal incom...
What’s the best argument for reducing the onerous 35 percent corporate tax rate in the United States? CATO economist Dan Mitchell explains....
We are living through America's first coup d’état, an attempted reversal of a constituted election by the removal of a president who has committed...
The fight to retrain the size and scope of government will be severely hamstrung–perhaps mortally wounded–if DC succeeds in getting a value-added...
CATO economist Dan Mitchell lays out more great examples of how politicians and special interests use occupational licensing as a scam....
