By Chris Nagavonski, TES Contributor The Department of Defense is still scrambling to address potentially-crippling flaws in the Lockheed Martin F-35 fifth-generation fighter jet, even as the number of aircraft produced for the United States and allied nations approaches 600. While the program drags on, the Air Force is already designing and testing a […]
“Crescent Dunes: Another Green Flop” By Chris Edwards, courtesy of the Cato Institute The Department of Energy called the vast and expensive solar project a “success story” and “milestone for the country’s energy future.” But you can’t trust what the government says. Crescent Dunes is a flop and taxpayers are set to lose $737 million […]
“Worker representation in the boardroom increases capital formation” Courtesy of IZA A fundamental question societies face is whether and how to involve stakeholders, in particular workers, in corporate decision-making. Many countries, particularly in continental Europe, grant workers formal authority in firms’ decision-making. Such shared governance or codetermination institutions include worker-elected directors on company boards. […]
