This article by Phyllis Hunsinger first appeared in The Business Times, June 2022 Buying a car can be one of the most exciting large purchases made by consumers. Consumers research […]

The commentary below, by Phyllis Hunsinger, was first printed in The Business Times in February, 2022. Jean Baptiste Colbert, Louis XIV’s financial minister, is credited with saying, “The art of […]

This article was first printed in the Business Times, August 2021 written by Phyllis Hunsinger. The school bells will ring soon; students will head back to the classrooms. Although certain […]

“Ouch, The Pain of Inflation ” by Phyllis Hunsinger    8/2021                              “If you want to get someone’s attention, hit them in their pocketbook,” is a saying that has been around a […]

“Do Government Programs Solve Problems” By Phyllis Hunsinger July 1, 2021 There were 2,200 Federal Assistance programs available to the American Public in 2013 according to Government Book Talk, which […]

“A Salute to Ayn Rand”       By Phyllis Hunsinger                                       April, 2021                 “Who is John Galt?” John Galt is a character in Ayn Rand’s novel, Atlas Shrugged. Although his […]

Thoughts on a free market economy…. “Save the Middle Class”  By Phyllis Hunsinger March 1, 2021                  The middle class was defined by the PEW Research Center in 2019 as […]

“Save the Middle Class”               by Phyllis Hunsinger                                                         The middle class was defined by the PEW Research Center in 2019 as income equaling two-thirds to double the median income; the […]

Thoughts on a free market…….by Phyllis Hunsinger December, 2020                 The celebration of Christmas in America is an interesting journey. In the 1600’s, the Puritans were not allowed to exchange […]

Thoughts on a Free Market Economy…. “Damage from Minimum Wage Laws” By Phyllis Hunsinger November 1, 2020                 What is a wage? The dictionary defines wage as a fixed, regular […]