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Federal government attempts to reshore supply chains raise their own risks. Freer markets actually make us more resilient.
Scott Lincicome
Mar 3Comment 31Share
Vaccinations are up, cases are down, and the economy is primed to boom.
Scott Lincicome
Feb 24Comment 89Share
Biden's stimulus package goes far beyond helping the millions who are in real need.
Scott Lincicome
Feb 17Comment 47Share
Why shipping restrictions are counterproductive.
Scott Lincicome
Feb 10Comment 63Share
As Thomas Sowell has said, 'There are no solutions, there are only tradeoffs.'
Scott Lincicome
Feb 3Comment 196Share
Manufacturing job loss is tied to economic development and reflects trends largely disconnected from policy.
Scott Lincicome
Jan 27Comment 53Share
What Operation Warp Speed got right—and wrong.
Scott Lincicome
Jan 20Comment 73Share
There’s a price to be paid for lying to large swaths of people so as not to disrupt their feelings.
Scott Lincicome
Jan 13Comment 79Share
Going after big retailers won't end 'slave labor' or help small businesses in the ways that populists claim.
Scott Lincicome
Jan 5Comment 56Share
What is driving housing cost increases.
Scott Lincicome
Dec 22, 2020Comment 60Share
Subsidies strain the budget, go mostly to wealthy farmers, harm poor countries, and create trade conflicts.
Scott Lincicome
Dec 15, 2020Comment 61Share
From research and development to distribution, the vaccines show the importance of the free movement of goods, services—and ideas—across national borde…
Scott Lincicome
Dec 8, 2020Comment 60Share
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