Readers have long been entertained by Sherlock Holmes’ ability to unravel unusual mysteries. The fact that Holmes was also a successful businessman is often overlooked. My article in Kiwanis Magazine, “Sherlock Holmes, entrepreneur,” showed how the traits that made the detective famous can also lead to success in business. Click here to read the article.
Environmental groups are infamous for using litigation and political pressure to achieve their goals. They believe that restrictions and regulations are the proper course of action. However, an alternative approach is embraced by many organizations and businesses concerned about protecting natural resources. My article in Kiwanis Magazine, “Zoned natural,” explores this alternative. Click here to…
This article was published in the October 1987 issue of The Freeman. $ $ $ Since the Challenger Shuttle disaster effectively grounded America’s space program in January 1986, President Reagan has increasingly called for private businesses to enter the space industry. Space Services Inc., which made a successful test launch in 1982, plans to begin…
In the mid-2000s, residents of Hobbs, New Mexico were debating a proposal to implement comprehensive zoning. I was hired as a consultant to fight the proposed zoning ordinance. The article below was published in the local newspaper. $ $ $ Zoning proponents have presented zoning as the solution to many of the “problems” confronting Hobbs….
This article was published in the September 1987 issue of The Freeman. $ $ $ The last quarter of the nineteenth century was a turning point for American capitalism. Just when free enterprise seemed to be enjoying its greatest success—with technological advances creating many new industries, opportunities opening for millions of workers, and living standards…