COVID-19 and the government shutdowns tied to it have created special challenges for entrepreneurs in North Carolina’s alcohol-related industries. John Trump reviews those challenges during the next edition of Carolina…
The report, which is prepared each year by the Center for the Study of Economic Liberty at Arizona State University, provides objective measures of the scale and scope of business…
Since late April, Gov. Cooper and Sec. Cohen have repeatedly stated that North Carolina has indeed flattened the curve.
Reshma Kapadia of Barron’s highlights disturbing challenges for American companies doing business in China. Lester Ross has headed law firm WilmerHale’s office in Beijing since it opened in 2004, advising…
This week, syndicated columnist John Hood published an opinion piece in Carolina Journal on the economic costs of such uncertain policy. Hood writes: [T]here is an emerging body of evidence…
State governments can take a number of steps to help businesses start and expand. A new report from the Pew Charitable Trusts provides examples from across the country of how regulators…
It’s a job tax, plain and simple. From the City of Seattle comes this smothering regulation on job creation. It was a 9 to zip vote to penalize Seattle’s highly…
Target exercises right it didn’t have under Charlotte Law
Michael Tanner of the Cato Institute has studied Hillary Clinton’s and Bernie Sanders’ economic policy proposals. Tanner explains at National Review Online why he doesn’t like what he sees. Hillary…
In today’s episode of We Want a Strong Economy – Psych! . . . Chris Brown will not be building an indoor trampoline park in Asheville after all. He said…
Speaking of unfair, here is an article about using arbitrary notions to govern the competition out of business.
I have been seeing legislators blaming the Senate for not passing House Bill 117 as the reason for North Carolina not getting the Volvo plant. But what lawmakers forget is…