Daily Economy News
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Subsidized Daycare: Good for Campaigns, Bad for Children and Taxpayers
Quebec’s subsidized daycare program is a prime example of policies that sound good for political campaigns but are detrimental when implemented.
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Clueless Feds Show Why Gun Policy Should Be Local
Instead of virtue signaling to constituents and turning to the federal government to solve every problem under the sun, policymakers should work to find more decentralized solutions.
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Driverless Boats Will Transform Life on Sea and Land
Lost in the talk about autonomous cars and trucks are discussions of the of advances in automation on the high seas. In coming years, the world’s first autonomous boats will leave their dry docks.
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The Reason Congress Won’t Control Spending
The crucial answer: the federal government has access to a printing press that can run without limit. The Federal Reserve is the reason. This is why their default risk premium on US debt is completely unlike that of Illinois, Microsoft, or you and me.
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Internet Sales Tax Favors Big Business, Impedes New Entrants
For retail giants such as Amazon and Walmart, an internet sales tax is a dream come true in their quest to crush the competition.
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Terminally Ill Patients Deserve the Right to Try
For the sake of progress and common decency, it’s high time that policymakers reconsider the FDA’s role in the approval process for medical treatments.
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We Created Our Own Data Breach
I seriously doubt there will ever be another Facebook. The solutions of the future will be decentralized. Already, most of us run a half dozen – or maybe several dozen – apps in our suites of software that allow chat, sharing, conversations, groups, and so on. The competition will never end, and we will all…
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Debunking the Statist Account of US History
The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History raised considerable controversy at the time of its release, above all, from mainstream academic circles. This comes as no surprise, considering that the field has been dominated by statist intellectuals of all stripes over the past century or so.
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Lift the Occupational-Licensing Blockade on Louisiana
Louisiana should make it easier for low- and moderate-income workers to become florists, bartenders, barbers, and many of the 77 occupations that require an occupational license.
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End the Drug War or Throw Good Money after Bad
Sell drugs, get the death the penalty—just the latest policy proposal that politicians are desperately scurrying to in their futile attempt to win the Drug War. Simple economics of prohibition illustrates why this plan would be a disaster.
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Subsidized Daycare: Good for Campaigns, Bad for Children and Taxpayers
Quebec’s subsidized daycare program is a prime example of policies that sound good for political campaigns but are detrimental when implemented.
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•
Clueless Feds Show Why Gun Policy Should Be Local
Instead of virtue signaling to constituents and turning to the federal government to solve every problem under the sun, policymakers should work to find more decentralized solutions.
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•
Driverless Boats Will Transform Life on Sea and Land
Lost in the talk about autonomous cars and trucks are discussions of the of advances in automation on the high seas. In coming years, the world’s first autonomous boats will leave their dry docks.
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The Reason Congress Won’t Control Spending
The crucial answer: the federal government has access to a printing press that can run without limit. The Federal Reserve is the reason. This is why their default risk premium on US debt is completely unlike that of Illinois, Microsoft, or you and me.
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•
Internet Sales Tax Favors Big Business, Impedes New Entrants
For retail giants such as Amazon and Walmart, an internet sales tax is a dream come true in their quest to crush the competition.
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•
Terminally Ill Patients Deserve the Right to Try
For the sake of progress and common decency, it’s high time that policymakers reconsider the FDA’s role in the approval process for medical treatments.
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•
We Created Our Own Data Breach
I seriously doubt there will ever be another Facebook. The solutions of the future will be decentralized. Already, most of us run a half dozen – or maybe several dozen – apps in our suites of software that allow chat, sharing, conversations, groups, and so on. The competition will never end, and we will all…
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•
Debunking the Statist Account of US History
The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History raised considerable controversy at the time of its release, above all, from mainstream academic circles. This comes as no surprise, considering that the field has been dominated by statist intellectuals of all stripes over the past century or so.
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•
Lift the Occupational-Licensing Blockade on Louisiana
Louisiana should make it easier for low- and moderate-income workers to become florists, bartenders, barbers, and many of the 77 occupations that require an occupational license.
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•
End the Drug War or Throw Good Money after Bad
Sell drugs, get the death the penalty—just the latest policy proposal that politicians are desperately scurrying to in their futile attempt to win the Drug War. Simple economics of prohibition illustrates why this plan would be a disaster.