The Robust Texas Economy: A Global Powerhouse Ready for Independence
Texas is a formidable player in a world where economic prowess often dictates geopolitical influence. Not just within the union but on the global stage.
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Texas is a formidable player in a world where economic prowess often dictates geopolitical influence. Not just within the union but on the global stage.
The future of Social Security in the United States is dire, with recent government reports projecting its collapse by 2034.
The Lone Star State has recently experienced an “energy miracle” in oil production, propelling Texas to a leading position in the global oil market and reinforcing that Texas should become an independent...
As proud Texans and TEXIT supporters, we are passionate about our state’s right to self-determination and independence.
Imagine the economic potential of Texas if we had greater control over our fiscal policy, trade, and regulatory framework—one where the Lone Star State could establish its own currency and monetary policy.
Salesforce’s Marc Benioff defends his statements that new employees — and possibly younger remote workers — are not as productive, in leaked all-hands meeting: “During a nearly two-hour all-hands meeting on Thursday...
As the US continues to battle inflation and move toward recession, President Biden is determined to make it so much worse by advocating for higher taxes on energy producers.
Another week of pundits and anchors putting lipstick on a pig and trying to sell the idea that the economy is improving.
Rarely does the economic news fall in such a way to create a narrative consistent with what I have been warning about for years.
As I warn my students every semester, you can ask three economists the same question and get four different answers. Sit back and enjoy this mixed bag of economy reporting.
After taking the week off to allow midterm election fatigue to wear off, this week in economic news delivers a nice distraction in the form of predicted deflation and a revolution in...
There’s more mixed news this week as some economists struggle to stay optimistic. Joe’s petroleum reserve releases aren’t fixing prices or the diesel shortage.