If you were at the Okun Fieldhouse COVID-19 vaccination center in Shawnee last Tuesday, you could witness the mortifying spectacle of senior citizens forced to line up in the freezing cold to get their first shot, an embarrassing planning failure which one senior’s family member called a “zoo.” Once concerned citizen’s email to Johnson […]
By Derek Hosford, American Consumer Institute The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) says there are 13.7 million Americans with limited access to healthful and affordable food – a severe problem that is being exacerbated by legislative and regulatory policies that are raising consumer prices and increasing labor costs forcing some grocery stores to close […]
“Four years statutory minimum wage – an overview of the most important research findings” Courtesy of IAB It was the most radical reform of the German labor market since Agenda 2010: the introduction of the statutory minimum wage in 2015. At that time, science and practice contradicted each other in partly diametrically opposed […]
