by Francis Roberts | May 19, 2022 | Economics
In a recent post, Cass Sunstein suggested that Behavior Economics somehow invalidates F. A. Hayek. I disagree. Using Fractal Thinking, Behavior Economics is perfectly aligned with Hayek and other important economic thinkers like Adam Smith....
by ALN | Aug 6, 2018 | Conservatism, Economic Myths, Government Spending, Health Care, Information Management
Here is a PDF of the Report. [pdf-embedder url=”https://ga6thdistrict.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/Funding-HR-676-The-Expanded-and-Improved-Medicare-for-All-Act-1.pdf” title=”Funding HR 676 – The Expanded and Improved Medicare for All...
by ALN | May 2, 2018 | Economics
Georgia 6th District — Forbes released its annual rankings of the best employers in America for 2018. There were 17 Companies that might employ residents of the 6th District. This is important. We need to learn what makes these companies the “best” so...
by ALN | Jan 16, 2018 | Economics
Month: January 2018 Fastest growing occupations: 20 occupations with the highest percent change of employment between 2014-24. Wind turbine service technicians – 108% – $51,050 per year Occupational therapy assistants – 43% – $57,870 per...
by ALN | Jan 8, 2018 | Media Literacy, Straw man Argument, Transparency
If your friends are telling you he is an idiot, why is he performing well, where it counts? I think there are too many who rush to judge the President on style, or personality, when they should be judging him on performance. Is it just that many are too caught up in...
by ALN | Dec 6, 2017 | 1st Amendment, Confirmation Bias, Transparency, US Constitution
The case of Nydia Tisdale, a Georgia citizen journalist, illuminates the power of the State to force behavior. But, while they may be able to force behavior, they cannot control information. Once the guilty verdict was announced it was posted on the Internet. Then...
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