Stefan Bartl
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Biden Expanded Executive Power to Kill the US Steel-Nippon Merger
In an increasingly interconnected global economy, clinging to outdated protectionist measures is a losing strategy.
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Ordinary People Today Enjoy Luxuries That Outshine Royalty of the Past
As we enjoy the holiday season, it’s worth taking a moment to reflect on the ‘Great Enrichment’ that surrounds us.
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Nike Takes Its Eye Off the Ball
“Nike wanted to make an impact in the community, venturing beyond selling shoes and sports apparel. The results include a current 2-percent reduction in labor force.” ~Stefan Bartl
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Importing Votes, Not Steel
“Cooperation between conglomerates can be swept aside by the government for political gain. Ultimately, it is the public who pays for these political plays.” ~Stefan Bartl
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Modern Mercantilism: A Case for Free Trade
“Global free trade helps both consumers, via lower quality-adjusted prices, and taxpayers. Walking into a Walmart to buy goods I want for dollars I earn at work does not leave me, or the nation, worse off, even if those goods originated in another country. ” ~ Stefan Bartl
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Biden Expanded Executive Power to Kill the US Steel-Nippon Merger
In an increasingly interconnected global economy, clinging to outdated protectionist measures is a losing strategy.
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•
Ordinary People Today Enjoy Luxuries That Outshine Royalty of the Past
As we enjoy the holiday season, it’s worth taking a moment to reflect on the ‘Great Enrichment’ that surrounds us.
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•
Nike Takes Its Eye Off the Ball
“Nike wanted to make an impact in the community, venturing beyond selling shoes and sports apparel. The results include a current 2-percent reduction in labor force.” ~Stefan Bartl
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•
Importing Votes, Not Steel
“Cooperation between conglomerates can be swept aside by the government for political gain. Ultimately, it is the public who pays for these political plays.” ~Stefan Bartl
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•
Modern Mercantilism: A Case for Free Trade
“Global free trade helps both consumers, via lower quality-adjusted prices, and taxpayers. Walking into a Walmart to buy goods I want for dollars I earn at work does not leave me, or the nation, worse off, even if those goods originated in another country. ” ~ Stefan Bartl