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Tag Archives: public policy
Outliving Its Usefulness
Dear Friends, It seems to me once a thing has outlived its usefulness, or has proven itself to be counterproductive, it’s time to retire it. That logic is no where better applied than to the Administrative State and Federal Reserve. … Continue reading
Posted in business, economy, philosophy
Tagged administrative state, bureaucracy, central banking, central planning, cia, civil liberties, deregulation, economic freedom, economic policy, Education Policy, energy policy, fbi, federal reserve, fiscal policy, government accountability, government critique, Homeland Security, Job Market, political reform, public policy, US History
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Canada And The Central Planning Trap
Dear Friends, It seems to me, Canada is on the path to Venezuela. Venezuela was the richest country in South America after the oil boom. Once the communists gained power it went from the richest to the poorest. Not because … Continue reading
Posted in business, economy, Group Politics, Law
Tagged authoritarianism, Canada, category error, central planning, comparative economics, complex systems, corruption, despotism, economic complexity, economic systems, freedom, government overreach, incentives, institutional failure, markets, political economy, public policy, socialism, state power, Venezuela
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Government Accountability
Dear Friends, It seems to me, if an accountant messes up your taxes, a plumber ruins your plumbing, or an electrician shorts out your wiring, they are accountable to repair it… a government should be just as accountable for its … Continue reading
Posted in economy, International Power, Judicial Sysytem, Law, media, Mercy, philosophy
Tagged abuse of power, accountability vs immunity, authoritarian incentives, bureaucratic failure, civil liberties, corruption vs virtue, economic freedom, economic incentives, electoral politics, ethics in government, governance reform, government accountability, government failure, incentives, institutional corruption, justice system, moral hazard, policy consequences, political corruption, political economy, political ethics, political incentives, power, public choice theory, public policy, regulatory failure, rent control, rule of law, state power
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How the Administrative State Is Fueling Public Anger in the West
Dear Friends, It seems to me, the longer a person or people hold anger in, the greater the explosion when it emerges. People aren’t sane when they are angry. Neither you nor I are rational when in a state of … Continue reading
Posted in economy, Group Politics, International Power, Judicial Sysytem, Law, media, Mercy, philosophy, Societal Myth
Tagged administrative state, anger, bureaucracy, bureaucratic overreach, censorship, centralized planning, civil unrest, constitutional government, deep state, Democracy, democratic backsliding, elections, elite rule, free speech, freedom, government accountability, government overreach, history repeats, legitimacy crisis, liberty vs tyranny, loss of freedom, political analysis, political legitimacy, political philosophy, populism, public anger, public policy, Rome, social pressure, state power, surveillance state, tyranny, western civilization, Western decline
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Economics and Appeal To Authority
Dear Friends, It seems to me, what if the economy is in recession and the elite claim it’s not? The media will report all is well and the politicians will feel comfortable in their ivory tower, but the people will … Continue reading
Posted in business, economy, media, philosophy
Tagged accountability, administrative state, bureaucracy, central planners, corruption, economy, elites, government, inflation, jobs, lies, media, political economy, public policy, recession, skepticism, unemployment, Wall Street
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