David Reavill

It's Time To Look At Some Radical Alternatives To Our Nation's Finances

Imagine a situation where nearly four cents of every dollar you earn is taken away, charged as a tax, yet contributes nothing. As a citizen, this charge provides no services, no schools, no national defense, no social services; in the words of economist Lacy Hunt, it is simply a "dead weight loss."

It's Time To Look At Some Radical Alternatives To Our Country's Finances

Imagine a situation where nearly four cents of every dollar you earn is taken away, charged as a tax, yet contributes nothing. As a citizen, this charge provides no services, no schools, no national defense, no social services; in the words of economist Lacy Hunt, it is simply a "dead weight loss."

It's Time to Look At Some Radical Alternatives To Finance Our Country's Finances

Imagine a situation where nearly four cents of every dollar you earn is taken away, charged as a tax, yet contributes nothing. As a citizen, this charge provides no services, no schools, no national defense, no social services; in the words of economist Lacy Hunt, it is simply a "dead weight loss."

It's Time To Look At Some Radical Alternatives To Our Country's Finances

Imagine a situation where nearly four cents of every dollar you earn is taken away, charged as a tax, yet contributes nothing. As a citizen, this charge provides no services, no schools, no national defense, no social services; in the words of economist Lacy Hunt, it is simply a "dead weight loss."

Trump's Tariffs In A World Of Floating Exchange

Perhaps the most regrettable aspect of our debates on public policies is our tendency to over-simplify. After all, much of the debate occurs in the media or on the internet, where brevity is prized. Does it fit into a 30-second soundbite? Or a 180-charter tweet?

Trump's Tariffs In A World Of Floating Exhange

Perhaps the most regrettable aspect of our debates on public policies is our tendency to over-simplify. After all, much of the debate occurs in the media or on the internet, where brevity is prized. Does it fit into a 30-second soundbite? Or a 180-charter tweet?

Trump's Tariffs In A World Of Floating Exchange

Perhaps the most regrettable aspect of our debates on public policies is our tendency to over-simplify. After all, much of the debate occurs in the media or on the internet, where brevity is prized. Does it fit into a 30-second soundbite? Or a 180-charter tweet?

Trump's Tariffs In A World Of Floating Exhange

Perhaps the most regrettable aspect of our debates on public policies is our tendency to over-simplify. After all, much of the debate occurs in the media or on the internet, where brevity is prized. Does it fit into a 30 second soundbite? Or a 180 charter tweet?

Today's America And The Just War Theory

Since the end of World War II, America has been on the "warpath," a series of regional wars stretching around the globe: first the Korean Police Action, then Vietnam, more recently the Iraq incursion, and this past weekend, the bombing of Iran. These are just the highlights of what has become a steadily growing list of direct and indirect (Ukraine) military incursions into the affairs of opposing sovereign nations.

Today's America And The Just War Theory

Since the end of World War II, America has been on the "warpath," a series of regional wars stretching around the globe: first the Korean Police Action, then Vietnam, more recently the Iraq incursion, and this past weekend, the bombing of Iran. These are just the highlights of what has become a steadily growing list of direct and indirect (Ukraine) military incursions into the affairs of opposing sovereign nations.