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    Around the Web – July 7, 2017

    Some enlightening reads from the web this week: Trump’s Maoist Steel Obsession by Jonathan Newman, Mises Institute Medicaid Isn’t Worth its Cost by Alex Tabarrok, Marginal Revolution A Former Politico Editor Is Using Ethereum to Help Fix Journalism by Michael del Castillo, Coindesk  

  • Dear Mr. President

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    Dear Mr. President

    In the fall of 1974, AIER founder E.C. Harwood wrote a letter to President Gerald Ford.

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    Around the Web – June 30, 2017

    Some informative reads from this week: Peace is Popular by Jeff Deist, Mises Institute Pakistani Economic Think-Tank Argues That Pakistani Monetary Policy Should Mimic Bitcoin by Samuel Haig, Bitcoin.com US Government Organizes ‘Federal Blockchain Forum’ for July by Wolfie Zhou, Coindesk More Precious Than Gold? Copper’s the Better Inflation Hedge by Susanne Barton, Bloomberg A…

  • AIER’s 2017 Summer Fellowship Program Starts

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    AIER’s 2017 Summer Fellowship Program Starts

    AIER’s Summer Fellowship Program, started in 1946, continues to attract high-caliber students from prestigious colleges and universities across the United States.

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    Around the Web

    Some interesting reading from this week: A Firm Hand of Repression: The Espionage Act Turns 100, Damon Root, Reason The Impetus for GSE Reform, Ike Brannon, Cato Institute What if Taxpayers Could Choose if Taxes Went to the State or Federal Level?, Ryan McMaken, Mises Institute Don’t Underestimate This U.S. Expansion: It’s Headed to a…

  • AIER’s Teach-the-Teachers 2017 Program Starts

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    AIER’s Teach-the-Teachers 2017 Program Starts

    The summer has started, so AIER is going on the road to provide a professional-development workshop for teachers in St. Louis, Miami, and Omaha.

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    Business Cycles Are Credit Cycles

    E. C. Harwood was an unrelenting critic of the Federal Reserve and the inflationary bias of the monetary gurus.

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    Around the Web

    Welcome to the first installment of Around the Web. Each Friday, we’ll highlight a few articles we came across during the week that we found particularly interesting and informative. We hope you enjoy them as much as we did.   Will the Crazy Global Debt Bubble Ever End? – Charles Hugh Smith, Mises Institute  …

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    Government Intervention in Health Insurance Falls Short

    The Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, fell short of its main objectives. The goal of Obamacare was to expand access to health care and to reduce costs.It failed because it attempted to force transactions that would not happen in a free market. The act mandated that insurance companies offer coverage in the individual…

  • AIER Pioneers Collaborative Partnerships

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    AIER Pioneers Collaborative Partnerships

    Continuing the legacy of AIER’s founder, Col. E.C. Harwood, we are building collaborative partnerships with colleges and universities across the country.

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    Around the Web – July 7, 2017

    Some enlightening reads from the web this week: Trump’s Maoist Steel Obsession by Jonathan Newman, Mises Institute Medicaid Isn’t Worth its Cost by Alex Tabarrok, Marginal Revolution A Former Politico Editor Is Using Ethereum to Help Fix Journalism by Michael del Castillo, Coindesk  

  • Dear Mr. President

    •

    Dear Mr. President

    In the fall of 1974, AIER founder E.C. Harwood wrote a letter to President Gerald Ford.

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    Around the Web – June 30, 2017

    Some informative reads from this week: Peace is Popular by Jeff Deist, Mises Institute Pakistani Economic Think-Tank Argues That Pakistani Monetary Policy Should Mimic Bitcoin by Samuel Haig, Bitcoin.com US Government Organizes ‘Federal Blockchain Forum’ for July by Wolfie Zhou, Coindesk More Precious Than Gold? Copper’s the Better Inflation Hedge by Susanne Barton, Bloomberg A…

  • AIER’s 2017 Summer Fellowship Program Starts

    •

    AIER’s 2017 Summer Fellowship Program Starts

    AIER’s Summer Fellowship Program, started in 1946, continues to attract high-caliber students from prestigious colleges and universities across the United States.

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    Around the Web

    Some interesting reading from this week: A Firm Hand of Repression: The Espionage Act Turns 100, Damon Root, Reason The Impetus for GSE Reform, Ike Brannon, Cato Institute What if Taxpayers Could Choose if Taxes Went to the State or Federal Level?, Ryan McMaken, Mises Institute Don’t Underestimate This U.S. Expansion: It’s Headed to a…

  • AIER’s Teach-the-Teachers 2017 Program Starts

    •

    AIER’s Teach-the-Teachers 2017 Program Starts

    The summer has started, so AIER is going on the road to provide a professional-development workshop for teachers in St. Louis, Miami, and Omaha.

  • •

    Business Cycles Are Credit Cycles

    E. C. Harwood was an unrelenting critic of the Federal Reserve and the inflationary bias of the monetary gurus.

  • •

    Around the Web

    Welcome to the first installment of Around the Web. Each Friday, we’ll highlight a few articles we came across during the week that we found particularly interesting and informative. We hope you enjoy them as much as we did.   Will the Crazy Global Debt Bubble Ever End? – Charles Hugh Smith, Mises Institute  …

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    Government Intervention in Health Insurance Falls Short

    The Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, fell short of its main objectives. The goal of Obamacare was to expand access to health care and to reduce costs.It failed because it attempted to force transactions that would not happen in a free market. The act mandated that insurance companies offer coverage in the individual…

  • AIER Pioneers Collaborative Partnerships

    •

    AIER Pioneers Collaborative Partnerships

    Continuing the legacy of AIER’s founder, Col. E.C. Harwood, we are building collaborative partnerships with colleges and universities across the country.