The US is in the midst of a years-long housing affordability crisis largely due to a significant shortage of housing supply. Estimates of the shortage suggest it’s at least 4-7 million homes. What can be done to address this shortage? If you ask Vice President Kamala Harris, the answer is

The great free market economist Thomas Sowell once noted: Nothing is easier, or more emotionally satisfying, than blaming high prices on those who charge them, rather than on those who cause them.…People with no experience in business, no knowledge of history, and utterly ignorant of economics do not hesitate to

Loans for illegal immigrants have become a priority for activists recently. As part of that push, last year, Joe Biden’s Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and Department of Justice leaned on banks and other financial institutions to start making loans to illegal immigrants. The CFPB warned lenders that denying a

Arizona’s Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO) just released the state’s latest monthly employment report, with updated numbers for July. The new numbers are a mixed bag for Arizonans and the state’s economy, with the unemployment rate increasing and non-seasonally adjusted employment dropping by 9,400 jobs, coupled with a good boost

Last week, the Arizona Supreme Court unanimously ruled in favor of taxpayers when it shut down the City of Phoenix’s agreement with its employee union that allowed union employees to perform union business while being paid by the city. The Court ruled that the practice—known as “release time” because city

FROM: Citizens for Free Enterprise ActionTO: Interested PartiesRE: Arizona 2024 Legislative Session Analysis The Arizona Legislature adjourned its 2024 regular session on June 15. At 160 days the session was well over a month shorter than last year’s record of 204 days. Overall, legislators considered more than 1,700 different bills and resolutions. More