Most Americans must be familiar with the notion of populism. However, most may not be certain of what the term really means and implies. Sergei Guriev and Ellias Papaioanno (G and P), Journal of Economic Literature 2022, 60 (3), are of the view in their article, “The Political Economy of ...
Housing affordability is an issue for nearly all Utahns, and it’s time we do something that will actually help. In our recent Libertas Institute/Overton Insights poll of 1,000 registered voters in Utah, voter sentiment is broadly aligned on the issue of housing, with 93% saying housing ...
As a BYU alumna with two degrees from the university and a former administrator overseeing government recruitment and career fairs, I feel compelled to share my perspective on the recent invitation extended to U.S. Customs and Border Protection to participate in the BYU Career Fair. While CBP ...
Three weeks into the legislative session, a lot of work has been done and a lot is yet to be finalized. Advocates for victims of domestic abuse are tracking bills as they move through committees and are advocating for appropriate budgets that will allow victims to receive the help and services ...
Every time a new recreational amenity, park improvement or transit project is announced, I hear a version of the same concern: “Why are we spending tax money on that when we should be funding other core government services?” That question is fair. Taxpayers should absolutely hold ...
When you start talking about things that people feel strongly about, you get many different responses. I appreciated that after I published some thoughts last week about the importance of seeing the humanity of everyone involved in our current immigration enforcement processes. I talked about ...
