The Dispatch
ArchiveTopDiscussionAbout
Dear Capitolisters, As you’ve probably seen, the Biden administration and various Democratic politicians have pivoted from pretending that inflation is…
Comment15Share
Thousands of U.S. companies and millions of American consumers adapted in all sorts of ways.
Comment44Share
Labor shortages, supply chain issues, and a rant against daylight saving time.
Comment44Share
A system with (far) less government involvement would have produced better results.
Comment176Share
There are significant economic, political, health, and environmental costs.
Comment72Share
The idea that admission to the WTO fueled China’s rise and the now-famous “China Shock” is a pretty useless narrative.
Comment26Share
Americans of all income levels are much wealthier today than we were only a few decades ago.
Comment74Share
Inflation may be transitory, but it can teach us a lot about U.S. economic policy.
Comment46Share
A mix of federal, state, and local regulatory policies are behind our supply-chain woes.
Comment146Share
Changing the clocks is anti-health, anti-science, and anti-family.
Comment181Share
Signs point to the current labor shortages persisting well into next year—if not longer.
Comment149Share
My opening statement before the House Subcommittee on Consumer Protection and Commerce.
Comment46Share
© 2022 The Dispatch. See privacy, terms and information collection notice
Publish on Substack
Capitolism is on Substack – the place for independent writing