William F. Shughart II

Make Standard Time Permanent – OpEd

Almost everyone hates springing forward and falling back every year. Moving clocks ahead one hour in March only to return

“Fed Remodel Keeps Inflating” by Andrew Ackerman and Nick Timiraos (Wall Street Journal, March 6, 2023, p. A1) reports that the

“The FTC’s Antitrust Collusion” (Wall Street Journal editorial page, February 24) pieces together 628 pages of redacted emails revealing that the

Eighteen percent of U.S. workers are bound by noncompete clauses in their employment contracts, according to a story by Dave Michaels and

Hundreds of millions of Americans suffer the effects of being forced to move the hands of their clocks back or

Jack Rakove’s WSJ podcast (“James Madison’s Critique of the Senate Still Holds,” Sept. 16, 2022) is right on the history

In the last of a series of landmark rulings issued at the end of its 2021–2022 term, the U.S. Supreme

United States v. Microsoft Corp., 253 F.3d 34 (D.C. Cir. 2001) was the first major antitrust case of the digital age. At its conclusion, Judge

Eighteen percent of U.S. workers are bound by noncompete clauses in their employment contracts, according to a story by Dave Michaels and

When I get to criminal law at the end of the semester, I ask my law & economics students, “why