Edward Stringham
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AIER 2020 Annual Report
“Our 2020 Annual Report shows success all around. Keep in mind, however, that the beautiful pictures and astonishing data on AIER’s influence mask something very important. It was a year of unprecedented challenge.” ~Edward P. Stringham, Ph.D
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The One-Year Anniversary of Lockdowns
“The trauma of 2020 will be felt decades hence. The healing will only come from honesty and truth, and a thorough rejection of the folly, duplicity, and deception that has defined our era.” ~ Edward Stringham
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A Suddenly Soaring Stock Price Might Be Bad for Business (Video)
“I went on Cheddar TV to discuss the risk to companies from the wild speculative buying inspired by investor chatrooms. Eventually the fundamentals have to catch up else the highs are unsustainable.” ~ Edward Stringham
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Will the Trade War with China End Soon? (Video)
“The trade struggles with China began January 2018. Contrary to promises, it was not an easy win for the US. Tensions mounted to become a full-scale trade war. Then in 2020, administration officials began seriously to speak of an decoupling of the US and China – an unthinkably costly step in a digital world in…
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The Work of AIER and Its Future
“We are called upon again to exercise creativity and moral courage in defense of the ideals of freedom. The power of that courage is often underestimated. The road back to sanity and liberty is treacherous and twisted, with dangers and barriers at every step, but it is navigable. The battle can be won.” ~ Edward…
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Will Consumer Confidence Return? (Video, BBC)
“With Joe Biden declared President Elect for the 2020 electoral race, the focus now shifts to markets and policy makers in their reaction to America’s next administration. I joined the BBC to discuss the latest developments.” ~ Edward Stringham
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TikTok Is Creepy but Consumers Should Be Free to Decide (Video)
“As the US-CHINA battle wages on, TikTok and it’s software shareholders are faced with the decision to sell ownership to the US or be banned from operating. I joined BBC World News to discuss the latest.” ~ Edward Stringham
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Democrats and the Blue-Collar Vote (Video)
“With the DNC ramping up it’s campaign for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, the country is now weighing the effective policy proposals of the ticket before election day. I joined Cavuto’s Coast to Coast to discuss the latest news.” ~ Edward Stringham
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For Economic Recovery, the Lockdowns Must End (Videos)
I’ve been doing some media appearances on the ongoing economic stagnation. It is not an accident of history. It is an imposition by governments. Constantly changing rules and stringencies hamper economic recovery, harm especially small and medium sized business, and drive down investment and income.
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Tech Giants: Friends or Enemies? (Video)
“The trouble with the tech giants is not their size, I argued in this appearance, on BBC World News, but their treatment of customer privacy and collusion with political forces for their own gain. A free market needs big business, but those businesses need not be evil.” ~ Edward Peter Stringham
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AIER 2020 Annual Report
“Our 2020 Annual Report shows success all around. Keep in mind, however, that the beautiful pictures and astonishing data on AIER’s influence mask something very important. It was a year of unprecedented challenge.” ~Edward P. Stringham, Ph.D
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•
The One-Year Anniversary of Lockdowns
“The trauma of 2020 will be felt decades hence. The healing will only come from honesty and truth, and a thorough rejection of the folly, duplicity, and deception that has defined our era.” ~ Edward Stringham
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•
A Suddenly Soaring Stock Price Might Be Bad for Business (Video)
“I went on Cheddar TV to discuss the risk to companies from the wild speculative buying inspired by investor chatrooms. Eventually the fundamentals have to catch up else the highs are unsustainable.” ~ Edward Stringham
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•
Will the Trade War with China End Soon? (Video)
“The trade struggles with China began January 2018. Contrary to promises, it was not an easy win for the US. Tensions mounted to become a full-scale trade war. Then in 2020, administration officials began seriously to speak of an decoupling of the US and China – an unthinkably costly step in a digital world in…
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•
The Work of AIER and Its Future
“We are called upon again to exercise creativity and moral courage in defense of the ideals of freedom. The power of that courage is often underestimated. The road back to sanity and liberty is treacherous and twisted, with dangers and barriers at every step, but it is navigable. The battle can be won.” ~ Edward…
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Will Consumer Confidence Return? (Video, BBC)
“With Joe Biden declared President Elect for the 2020 electoral race, the focus now shifts to markets and policy makers in their reaction to America’s next administration. I joined the BBC to discuss the latest developments.” ~ Edward Stringham
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•
TikTok Is Creepy but Consumers Should Be Free to Decide (Video)
“As the US-CHINA battle wages on, TikTok and it’s software shareholders are faced with the decision to sell ownership to the US or be banned from operating. I joined BBC World News to discuss the latest.” ~ Edward Stringham
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Democrats and the Blue-Collar Vote (Video)
“With the DNC ramping up it’s campaign for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, the country is now weighing the effective policy proposals of the ticket before election day. I joined Cavuto’s Coast to Coast to discuss the latest news.” ~ Edward Stringham
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•
For Economic Recovery, the Lockdowns Must End (Videos)
I’ve been doing some media appearances on the ongoing economic stagnation. It is not an accident of history. It is an imposition by governments. Constantly changing rules and stringencies hamper economic recovery, harm especially small and medium sized business, and drive down investment and income.
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•
Tech Giants: Friends or Enemies? (Video)
“The trouble with the tech giants is not their size, I argued in this appearance, on BBC World News, but their treatment of customer privacy and collusion with political forces for their own gain. A free market needs big business, but those businesses need not be evil.” ~ Edward Peter Stringham