Pennsylvania could be in excellent economic position to rebound from the pandemic — but only if we reform our business environment.
By Luke Bernstein and Duncan Campbell
Pennsylvania inheritance tax for siblings on the chopping block, again
The legislature will again discuss reducing the Commonwealth’s persistent tax on inheritances.
By Anthony Hennen
Guy Ciarrocchi: “Green” versus “dirty” economies is a false choice
Why don’t self-described “environmentalists” ever celebrate the progress that’s been made?
By Guy Ciarrocchi
Teen files complaint against Giant Eagle and union for allegedly trying to coerce union membership
The Pittsburgh-area resident claims that joining a union would violate his religious liberty.
By Todd Shepherd
Boost in Pennsylvania tax revenues negated by inflation
Inflation makes the state’s purchases more expensive, just like everyone else’s.
By Anthony Hennen
Pennsylvania’s population plummets by 40,000 in a year
The national population is increasing while the Keystone State moves in the opposite direction.
By Anthony Hennen
Richard Koenig: 2022 in review
Masks went off and on and off … the president flubbed … Thanksgiving got expensive.
By Richard Koenig
Anthony Hennen: Pennsylvania’s low unemployment rate masks bigger problems
Unemployment rates are down, but fewer people are working.
By Anthony Hennen
Pennsylvania’s ‘extraordinarily tight’ labor market continues as jobs go unfilled
As the unemployment rate continues to drop, employers struggle to fill jobs.
By Anthony Hennen
‘Sluggish’ economic growth in Pennsylvania continues
Unemployment is down, but job-creation lags compared to other states.
By Anthony Hennen