Jason Hartman·Oct 10, 2022The Iron Lady Who Saved Britain from Economic DeclineIn the first quarter of the 20th century, the United Kingdom was the empire on which the sun never sets.
Jason Hartman·Oct 5, 2022In the 20th century, Japan was one of the world’s biggest success stories.During the previous century, Japan’s success was slowly being built. In the first half of the 19th century, Japan maintained its…
Jason Hartman·Oct 3, 2022How a City Ruined a Humble Woman’s American DreamFor Susette Kelo, owning a waterfront home was her dream. She realized her dream by purchasing a pink house in the Fort Trumbull area of…
Jason Hartman·Sep 27, 2022The US President Who Nearly Destroyed Property Rights in AmericaThe United States has generally been viewed as a model country due to its respect of property rights and free enterprise. However, at…
Jason Hartman·Sep 5, 2022Celebrate Labor Day by Signing Up for this Life-Changing EventLabor Day has been a time-honored tradition in America that is celebrated every first Monday in September.
Jason Hartman·Aug 30, 2022How Italy Went from Rubble to Riches After World War IIOnce the dust settled from World War II, Italy was in tatters after coming out on the losing end of this devastating conflict. As the…
Jason Hartman·Aug 25, 2022Beat the IRS at Their Own Game! Brandon Hall, CPATaxes are the single largest expense in most people’s lives. Yet, people spend so little time understanding the tax code and learning how…
Jason Hartman·Aug 25, 2022Inflation is in the economic air, and it’s not going away any time soon as some in the media would…Contrary to popular belief, inflation is not a random economic occurrence. It’s the product of public policy. Namely, loose monetary…
Jason Hartman·Aug 17, 2022The Federal Reserve Chair Who Saved America From Mass InflationThe 1970s were a decade of economic malaise for the United States. From the rising inflation to long lines at the gas station, Americans…
Jason Hartman·Aug 8, 2022Are we in for another housing collapse?That’s the million dollar question people are asking now in our time of economic uncertainty. Housing bubbles usually consist of a surge…
