American workers have always been industrious, leading to long-term growth and prosperity. The American spirit is one of self-reliance and individual drive to improve our financial situation, and it hasn’t wavered much even after centuries of increasing our standard of living. Long-term investments in education and a willingness to move for economic opportunities helped America succeed.

A high minimum wage keeps teenagers out of the job market, robbing them of crucial experience and lowering their future earnings.

Hoover Institution fellow John Taylor weighs in on President Trump's agenda on the economy and trade.

On Facebook in the last few months, various friends have listed jobs they had chronologically. I've gotten quite a lot of enjoyment from reading them, but in many cases I wanted to know more: (1) how old were you when you had it? (2) what did you do in that job? (3) what did you learn from that job?