Jeffrey Tucker
AIER Editorial Director – 2017-2021
Jeffrey A. Tucker served as Editorial Director for the American Institute for Economic Research from 2017 to 2021.
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Emergent Genius: The Case of Bill Evans
Great musical performance consists of at once learning all things and then forgetting all things to make something new. This is what Bill Evans did.
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Maybe It’s Good that People Assume that Politicians are Corrupt
There are no angels and certainly no saviors in this saga.
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Count Me Among the Fans of Downton Abbey
The real story of anarchy – life without the state – is not one of chaos but the opposite: our failing as a civilization is that we probably have an overly competent propensity to create social systems of control from which we end up having to rebel from time to time.
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Maybe It’s Good that Politics Has Become Ridiculous
When was the last time vast numbers of people commonly celebrated a domestic achievement of government? You have to go back a half century to the first moon landing.
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Protectionism Is Like a Gas Leak in Your Home (Video)
I’m personally grateful to the research done by the scholars at AIER, without which I would not be prepared to speak about the Fed’s actions in the repo market or the new OECD report downgrading global growth prospects. It’s a wonderful team.
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Do You Donate Out of Fear or Love?
Donors to AIER know that it is not enough to fund the lesser of two evils; we also need to donate to the good to make the world a freer and better place.
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Face It, We Are All Spoiled
Let’s go easy on the young. There is nothing wrong with being spoiled. We all are. What’s inexcusable is the ignorance that drives us to take it all for granted and utterly fail to understand the source of the greatness of our lives and opportunities.
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Andrew Yang’s Examples of Successful UBI are Privately Provided
Government has an uncanny way of taking a good practice in the private sector and ruining in.
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What Vexes Small Business More than Taxes and Regulations?
The depressing data actually amounts to a fantastic opportunity for those who choose to take advantage of it.
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Legal Moonshine At Last
The producers are growing in number. The customer base is expanding. Everyone is winning. At some point, the regulations have to give way.
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Emergent Genius: The Case of Bill Evans
Great musical performance consists of at once learning all things and then forgetting all things to make something new. This is what Bill Evans did.
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•
Maybe It’s Good that People Assume that Politicians are Corrupt
There are no angels and certainly no saviors in this saga.
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•
Count Me Among the Fans of Downton Abbey
The real story of anarchy – life without the state – is not one of chaos but the opposite: our failing as a civilization is that we probably have an overly competent propensity to create social systems of control from which we end up having to rebel from time to time.
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Maybe It’s Good that Politics Has Become Ridiculous
When was the last time vast numbers of people commonly celebrated a domestic achievement of government? You have to go back a half century to the first moon landing.
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•
Protectionism Is Like a Gas Leak in Your Home (Video)
I’m personally grateful to the research done by the scholars at AIER, without which I would not be prepared to speak about the Fed’s actions in the repo market or the new OECD report downgrading global growth prospects. It’s a wonderful team.
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•
Do You Donate Out of Fear or Love?
Donors to AIER know that it is not enough to fund the lesser of two evils; we also need to donate to the good to make the world a freer and better place.
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•
Face It, We Are All Spoiled
Let’s go easy on the young. There is nothing wrong with being spoiled. We all are. What’s inexcusable is the ignorance that drives us to take it all for granted and utterly fail to understand the source of the greatness of our lives and opportunities.
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•
Andrew Yang’s Examples of Successful UBI are Privately Provided
Government has an uncanny way of taking a good practice in the private sector and ruining in.
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•
What Vexes Small Business More than Taxes and Regulations?
The depressing data actually amounts to a fantastic opportunity for those who choose to take advantage of it.
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•
Legal Moonshine At Last
The producers are growing in number. The customer base is expanding. Everyone is winning. At some point, the regulations have to give way.