Chloe Anagnos
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Remote Work: The Right Response to a Labor Market Made Complex by Government
They also noticed a boost in productivity when full freedom was in effect, whereas giving limited flexibility to semi-autonomous employees didn’t make a big difference.
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Hot-Car Deaths Are Heartbreaking, but Shouldn’t Be an Excuse for More Regulation
While the goal is an honorable one, considering that added layers of safety would help to prevent deaths, the unintended consequences of flooding the car industry with a greater number of regulations aren’t being addressed.
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Could Kim Kardashian West Help Silk Road’s Ross Ulbricht?
If West could, if just for a moment, take a look at his case, would she consider helping?
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Want to End Book-Selling Scams? Stop Relying on Copyrights
Outdated intellectual property (IP) laws severely restrict the production of books and material that should be easily accessible to the public.
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There’s a Growing Number of College Graduates Owing Nearly Half a Million Dollars
As politicians continue to promise privileges in exchange for votes, by telling Americans they have a “right” to education, we forget to see this problem for what it is: the result of a lack of personal responsibility.
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Trump’s Treasury Secretary Is Wrong About Amazon
The reason why Amazon is beloved by consumers is because it puts the internet to work by making shopping a more pleasant and convenient experience.
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Every Flaw in Markets Is Worse Under Socialism
As the granddaughter of a survivor of communism and socialism, I find it almost unfathomable that the political ideology my family left a continent for is creeping into my neighborhood.
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Democrats Want to “Fix” Student-Loan Crisis by Exacerbating It
With more student forgiveness and “free college” policies in-store, presidential candidates are sure to make a government-created mess a catastrophe.
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By Moving to the Suburbs, Millennials Are Pushing Back Against Bureaucrats
In the meantime, government officials across the country should think long and hard before passing new regulations that would further add to the regulatory burden, making it even harder for young adults to become homeowners.
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The Secret to AIER Publishing
Two main forces behind AIER’s publishing mission speak to the Lions of Liberty about the books, the trials, and the opportunities of making great literature sing.
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Remote Work: The Right Response to a Labor Market Made Complex by Government
They also noticed a boost in productivity when full freedom was in effect, whereas giving limited flexibility to semi-autonomous employees didn’t make a big difference.
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•
Hot-Car Deaths Are Heartbreaking, but Shouldn’t Be an Excuse for More Regulation
While the goal is an honorable one, considering that added layers of safety would help to prevent deaths, the unintended consequences of flooding the car industry with a greater number of regulations aren’t being addressed.
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Could Kim Kardashian West Help Silk Road’s Ross Ulbricht?
If West could, if just for a moment, take a look at his case, would she consider helping?
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Want to End Book-Selling Scams? Stop Relying on Copyrights
Outdated intellectual property (IP) laws severely restrict the production of books and material that should be easily accessible to the public.
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•
There’s a Growing Number of College Graduates Owing Nearly Half a Million Dollars
As politicians continue to promise privileges in exchange for votes, by telling Americans they have a “right” to education, we forget to see this problem for what it is: the result of a lack of personal responsibility.
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•
Trump’s Treasury Secretary Is Wrong About Amazon
The reason why Amazon is beloved by consumers is because it puts the internet to work by making shopping a more pleasant and convenient experience.
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Every Flaw in Markets Is Worse Under Socialism
As the granddaughter of a survivor of communism and socialism, I find it almost unfathomable that the political ideology my family left a continent for is creeping into my neighborhood.
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•
Democrats Want to “Fix” Student-Loan Crisis by Exacerbating It
With more student forgiveness and “free college” policies in-store, presidential candidates are sure to make a government-created mess a catastrophe.
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•
By Moving to the Suburbs, Millennials Are Pushing Back Against Bureaucrats
In the meantime, government officials across the country should think long and hard before passing new regulations that would further add to the regulatory burden, making it even harder for young adults to become homeowners.
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•
The Secret to AIER Publishing
Two main forces behind AIER’s publishing mission speak to the Lions of Liberty about the books, the trials, and the opportunities of making great literature sing.