Often, objections to police misconduct, business regulations, taxation, or just some trivial statute inspire the response of "it's the law." The implication being that we shouldn't do it because the law prohibits it.
Like solving any other problem, solving the higher education problem requires us to first analyze the nature of the problem and its root causes. So, let’s take a look.
The deforestation of the Amazon rainforest isn't unique to Brazil or the 21st century. In fact, the rise in deforestation is only an increase from recent lows
In contemporary political discussion, a few things about the economy are usually taken for granted that are flat out wrong. In particular, the rise of economic nationalism - exemplified by the populist movements surrounding Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders...
In his opening remarks, Bernie called on Americans to “analyze the competing political and social forces” behind the current conditions in the United States. He called upon us to “stand up and fight against the forces of oligarchy and authoritarianism”
Tariffs harm domestic consumers by making products more expensive. They also harm domestic producers who utilize inputs from other countries in their production lines.
For most of human existence child labor was the norm. Thanks to relatively recent advances in productivity in industrialized nations, most children are able to attend school and enjoy their childhood free from hard labor.
Everyone knows that our cost of living keeps growing. Some blame wages, some blame an aging population, higher gas prices, higher taxes, or more people. What if it all came down to food?
There are myriad problems that plague democratic government. One, in particular, is that in practice “the will of the people” actually means “the power of interest groups”.
