Economic Facts and Fallacies is a clear and understandable exposition of some of the widely believed economic principles that do not happen to be true. Following these principles leads to unnecessary hardship and inefficiencies in our economy.
The first chapter presents four general types of fallacies, and then the rest of the book presents specific examples in six areas. The examples are numerous and interesting. Most discussions are fairly short and simple, but they make powerful points. (more…)
Just plug the Welfare drain completely
Wednesday, August 15th, 2012Comment: The whole situation on trying to reform welfare is unnecessary and a waste of time if you ask me.
The country is not going to fix itself if people who work hard for a living are forced to give some of their paycheck to the sluggards of our country who get paid to do NOTHING. I agree that it was a system that was created to help people through hard areas of their lives (and I’m sorry for the people out there who actually do need welfare support to get back on their feet), but throughout time people have figured out how to take advantage of the system and how to keep receiving “FREE” money without having to do anything… (more…)
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