I turned on my television to witness the frightening spectacle of one of Janet Reno's henchman giggling like a terrorist who had just blown up an American embassy. The source of his pleasure and my displeasure was his apparent victory against a giant predator that had hurt competitors and exploited consumers. Equating Economic and Political Power Part 2 in a Series of articles on Capitalism, Free-competition, Antitrust, and Microsoft. By Richard M. Salsman Just as Marxists do, the proponents of antitrust laws a century ago and today actively seek to obscure the crucial distinction between economic power and political power.
Big government is bad, but so is big business, they claim.
Both can oppress us all the same. How the IMF avoids admitting that it regularly makes bad loans financed by US taxpayers By Andrew West Accounting is no fun to me. In business school, it struck me as the dullest and most tedious part of the curriculum. Throughout the Chartered Financial Analyst program, accounting studies kept me up past an acceptable bedtime. So while I'm proud to say that I'm no accountant, I do know their language.