Harvard economist Roland Fryer argues that fear of giving offense hinders scientific progress. Photo: Free to Choose Network ...

They have made themselves irrelevant to our understanding of how most Americans experience the economy.

Traditional policies like tax cuts, targeted aid and responsible spending can deliver stronger growth.

The key is to make buying an experience, rather than just something to be done as quickly as possible ...

Despite a weak October jobs report, most data points to a strong, if gradually slowing, economy. Even the vibes are improving ...

The president-elect plans tariffs and tax cuts, like in his first term. There are risks with both, but also lots of caveats.

Asset values have grown, but the working class bear the brunt of inflated prices and higher interest rates.

Voters expressed anger over prices and frustration about their ambitions feeling out of reach. “Literally everything, ...

Alan Blinder claims that “Harris Easily Beats Trump on Economic Policy” (op-ed, Oct. 31), adding that Donald Trump’s record ...

I had no problem joining the party even though I am a businessman and a capitalist through and through ...