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By Mark Wadsworth on Nov 16, 2018 in: Canada, Economics
From the BBC:Cannabis retailers in Canada began to run low on supplies from the very first day of legalisation a month ago. How long are shortages expected to continue as the new market for recreational cannabis finds its feet?This is a great real li...
By Boing Boing on Nov 13, 2018 in: Video, Business, economics, finance, videos
It's a not-very-well-kept secret that elements of the libertarian right believe that democracy is incompatible with capitalism (tldr: if majorities get to vote, they'll vote to tax rich minorities and since rich people are in the minority they'll alw...
By RedState on Nov 13, 2018 in: Budget, Economics, Economy, Google, Government, Law, News, Policy, Politics
Color me amongst the dubious of the about-to-be-minted House Democrat majority doing anything reasonable – let alone productive. Democrats Load “Subpoena Cannon” With 85+ Trump Targets: “House Democrats plan to probe every aspect of Presi...
By RedState on Nov 12, 2018 in: Budget, Economics, Economy, Facebook, Google, Government, Internet, Law, News, Policy, Politics, Science, Social Media, Twitter
In deference to America’s veterans on their official Day – God bless you all, thank you VERY much – let’s look at our nation’s cold civil war. To quote Robert Shaw from “The Sting”: “Temperatures are running a little high.”...
By RedState on Nov 5, 2018 in: Budget, Economics, Economy, Facebook, Google, Government, Internet, Law, News, Policy, Politics, Science, Social Media, Twitter
We have two very recent, polar-opposite visual aides on how government should approach policy – so as to elicit private sector growth. We have Barack Obama’s government-centric, high-tax-and-regulations, government-money-“Stimulus,” Socia...
By TechCrunch on Nov 4, 2018 in: Education, Government, Social, economics, neuroscience
Human action requires motivation, but what exactly are those motivations? Donating money to a charity might be motivated by altruism, and yet, only 1% of donations are anonymous. Donors don’t just want to be altruistic, they also want credit for th...
By Mark Wadsworth on Oct 31, 2018 in: Cars, Economics
From the BBC:Sales of Jaguar Land Rover cars have fallen sharply, taking the firm into a loss for the three months to the end of September.The firm blamed lower sales in China for the decline, as well as uncertainty in Europe over diesel and Brexit.&...