Local, state and federal government sits on an enormous amount of land that the private sector could make better use of. Continue reading →
Author / Hoosier Econ
9/11 Anniversary: Intense Video At Ground Zero After Attacks
Every year 9/11 is just a crappy day for me. Continue reading →
Indiana Poverty Is NOT Increasing
Friday, a reader of mine sent me a link from the Indianapolis Star who is reporting poverty in Indiana is increasing. Continue reading →
America’s Descent Into Third World Culture
The growing segment of Americans who are becoming tolerant to the negatives of third world cultures is becoming worrisome.
2018 Indy 500 Winner Payout Purse And Past Payouts For Winners
The 102nd running of the Indianapolis 500 takes place this Sunday, May 27th.
In 2017, 18% Of Chicago’s Population Decline Was From Homicides
The City of Chicago is repeatedly in the news in a bad way and truly is a city in decline. Continue reading →
State & Local Governments Are Hiding $645 Billion Of Pension Debt
These soon to be taxpayer liabilities are connected to the already existing $1 trillion in pension shortfalls state & local governments have
Two Bottles Of Whiskey Go For $2 Million At Auction
Big money chases some old whiskey at an auction last week.
Attention Readers: Taking Some Time Off
After this weekend, I’ll be taking the summer off from daily blogging.
Indiana School District’s Math Mistake Causes Millions In Tax Increases
A supposed worksheet “error” causes property owners to have their taxes to go up.
