But the main takeaway, as noted by de Rugy, O’Sullivan, and Jenkins, is that politicians want to upend the rules of global commerce to undermine and restrict tax competition. They realize that the long-run fiscal outlook of their countries is grim, but rather than fix the bad policies th...
Here’s part of what Holman Jenkins wrote for the Wall Street Journal. …the real threat to our autonomy gathers speed. “Autonomous” vehicles are part of the threat—because they won’t be autonomous at all. This column has warned for years about plate-recognition cameras, increasingly ...
Moreover, Holman Jenkins of the Wall Street Journalexplained several years agohow cameras are first and foremost set up to generate money, not to promote safety. And here’s something else that irritates me. I’m guessing that the cops will put a lot of time and energy into tracking down ...
Which is what Holman Jenkins suggests in this column for the Wall Street Journal, even though he is pessimistic because rich property owners capture many of the subsidies. What’s really missing in all such places is…proper risk pricing through insurance. …Now we wonder if it can even be ...
Holman Jenkins of the Wall Street Journal is not impressed by those who want government interference. And he shares my disdain for the way influence peddlers in Washington are the big beneficiaries of antitrust laws. …this week’s proposed merger of AT&T and Time Warner is eliciting opposition...
Which is what Holman Jenkins suggests in this column for the Wall Street Journal, even though he is pessimistic because rich property owners capture many of the subsidies. What’s really missing in all such places is…proper risk pricing through insurance. …Now we wonder if it can even be ...