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A Global Trust Deficit Confidence collapses for government officials who dodge blame for mistakes

by Richard W. Rahn | Aug 25, 2015

Why has the stock market been so volatile? In part, it can be explained by the global trust deficit. Few trust the economic numbers coming out of China or the statements of the Chinese leaders. The statements coming from the Federal Reserve have been vague and...

The Iran Deal Mean Game Over for U.S. Business Other nations can cash in, but not American companies

by Richard W. Rahn | Aug 18, 2015

If you need another reason to oppose the Iran nuclear deal, the Obama administration has provided it in the fine print. Why would the U.S. government go out of its way to put American business at an internationally competitive disadvantage? The United States already...

Ruin by Regulation As rules squeeze the financial industry, consumers are left with fewer choices

by Richard W. Rahn | Aug 11, 2015

What is the purpose of financial regulation? Advocates of more and more financial regulation say it is necessary to protect the consumer against greedy bankers and other financial professionals and institutions. But what if excessive financial regulation is actually...

Promises, Lies and the Washington Way Americans are tired of untrustworthy leaders

by Richard W. Rahn | Aug 8, 2015

Would you vote for someone who you believe knowingly lies to you? The problem for the American people is that candidates from both parties lie on a regular basis, and so it is all too rare that a voter has a choice between someone who will honor his or her promises...

Cecil Was a Bad Boy People who would sooner kill a hunter than a lion forget the king of the jungle’s prey

by Richard W. Rahn | Aug 4, 2015

“American, single-handedly, saves 600 African antelopes and 12 baby elephants — by killing a lion.” As you read the first part of the previous sentence, you most likely are thinking “this is a good guy.” But when you read the last part of the sentence — particularly...

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