The idea that corporations should fight for social causes has skyrocketed in recent years to such an extent that activism is inhibiting companies in their primary mission: generating profits by serving customers.
When capped prices are below market prevailing prices, shortages follow.
A moral defense of capitalism is therefore premised on our inherent and inalienable right to life, liberty, and property.
The costs for producers and suppliers are still elevated, with some areas, like energy costs, seeing significant increases.
They will now wage total war on customers. Down-right anti-competitive behavior is rewarded by imposing just tiny fines.
We either have to get real about using our own coal and gas reserves, or we have to think seriously, really seriously, about another form of power generation – the nuclear reactor.
This is a massive abuse of taxpayer money like we’ve never seen. Reminds me of the cartel.
Contrary to the dire predictions, the results of Milei’s policies have been better than even many of his supporters had dared hope.
Australia could establish an Asia-Pacific office for the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). We could host conferences and bring the world’s best nuclear minds here.
Lester Levy told media there was an urgent need for rapid changes to prevent the agency from going broke in the coming months.
Telehealth is overhyped as a solution to New Zealand’s rural healthcare crisis.
