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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Tariffs Have Not Been Paid by China; They Have Not Raised Revenue on Net
Let us at least learn from the real-time history and experiment in process right now. Let us look at the facts and compare them with the promised results.
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The Magic of Tanglewood and Its Astonishing Success
Tanglewood is a model for anyone concerned about the future of classical music to study and emulate.
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Maybe You Are an Individualist Too
Until we can reclaim the broad term of liberalism — and the assertion that society contains within itself the capacity of self-management — individualism will do just fine.
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How to Fail at Your Job
What lame employees lack is a basic economic understanding of labor, plus a work ethic. Gaining both is not just about the sweat of your brow and saving your soul. It is really about your own individual interest.
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Nothing Is More Expensive Than a Free Government Service
Every promise of a free government service should be greeted with instant, habitual, and empirically verified incredulity.
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Listen to Your Crypto Update
There is so much going on right now in cryptoland. Here are two audio interviews.
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Bastiat’s Birthday is a Great Day to Read “The Law”
The state is the one institution in society that is not legally bound to adhere to the rules that it can legally impose, via the threat of violence, on everyone else within its jurisdiction.
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Global Capitalism Makes Your Hipster Minimalism Possible
Global capitalism has made possible our aesthetic choice for minimalism. The infinite complexity of the global division of labor and international supply chains makes our simplicity seem easy.
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Back the Libra with Gold, Says Steve Forbes
The Libra could be to money and finance what Henry Ford was to automobiles.
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A Currency Upheaval Is Coming
If the managers of the dollar instead seek isolation, protection, sanctions, blacklisting, and devaluation, powerful market forces will continue to seek alternatives.
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Tariffs Have Not Been Paid by China; They Have Not Raised Revenue on Net
Let us at least learn from the real-time history and experiment in process right now. Let us look at the facts and compare them with the promised results.
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•
The Magic of Tanglewood and Its Astonishing Success
Tanglewood is a model for anyone concerned about the future of classical music to study and emulate.
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•
Maybe You Are an Individualist Too
Until we can reclaim the broad term of liberalism — and the assertion that society contains within itself the capacity of self-management — individualism will do just fine.
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•
How to Fail at Your Job
What lame employees lack is a basic economic understanding of labor, plus a work ethic. Gaining both is not just about the sweat of your brow and saving your soul. It is really about your own individual interest.
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•
Nothing Is More Expensive Than a Free Government Service
Every promise of a free government service should be greeted with instant, habitual, and empirically verified incredulity.
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•
Listen to Your Crypto Update
There is so much going on right now in cryptoland. Here are two audio interviews.
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•
Bastiat’s Birthday is a Great Day to Read “The Law”
The state is the one institution in society that is not legally bound to adhere to the rules that it can legally impose, via the threat of violence, on everyone else within its jurisdiction.
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•
Global Capitalism Makes Your Hipster Minimalism Possible
Global capitalism has made possible our aesthetic choice for minimalism. The infinite complexity of the global division of labor and international supply chains makes our simplicity seem easy.
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•
Back the Libra with Gold, Says Steve Forbes
The Libra could be to money and finance what Henry Ford was to automobiles.
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•
A Currency Upheaval Is Coming
If the managers of the dollar instead seek isolation, protection, sanctions, blacklisting, and devaluation, powerful market forces will continue to seek alternatives.