Monthly Archives: December 2019

FEE’s Top 10 Articles of the Decade

This entry was posted on 12/31/2019

It’s been a wild decade, especially here at FEE. We’ve covered a lot of stories and ideas throughout the past […]

This entry was posted on 12/26/2019

Among economists’ insights over the last almost 250 years, one of the keenest is that one can do good while […]

This entry was posted on 12/23/2019

Nazi Germany forced France to surrender on June 22, 1940. A day later, Adolf Hitler himself toured the conquered capital […]

This entry was posted on 12/21/2019

“Fifty-seven channels and nothing on” is an adage and a so-so Bruce Springsteen song from the ‘90s. Obviously, he is […]

This entry was posted on 12/18/2019

When I took history and government in school, many critical issues were misrepresented, given short shrift, or even ignored entirely. […]

This entry was posted on 12/15/2019

The notion that, left unguided, without any sort of of policy involvement, the market will solve our problems will not […]

This entry was posted on 12/12/2019

[Editor’s note: The following is in response to the cover story, “How the Elites Lost Their Grip,” by Anand Giridharadas […]

This entry was posted on 12/10/2019

Every year Forbes publishes its list of the 400 wealthiest Americans. Topping the list in 2019 for the second year […]

This entry was posted on 12/09/2019

My eight-year-old daughter Abby recently started reading Little House in the Big Woods by Laura Ingalls Wilder. It was prompted, […]

This entry was posted on 12/06/2019

Last month, Uber, Lyft, and DoorDash launched a $90 million advertising campaign in support of a California ballot initiative to […]

This entry was posted on 12/02/2019

You can’t escape it; capitalism has a bad rap. Last night, thousands of anti-capitalist protestors took to the streets in […]