Free Markets
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Trade Is Not a Light Switch: Why Cutting Global Ties Will Leave Long-Lasting Scars
The damage done by Trump’s tariffs is not some transient dip in output or a blip in prices. It is a structural downgrade in our capacity to create.
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America’s Trade ‘Deficit’ Is a Ringing Endorsement
Foreign holdings of US dollars would better be called an “investment surplus.” Our top exports aren’t goods — they’re stability and opportunity.
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Contra Bessent, Affordability Contributes to American Greatness
Claiming consumer access to affordable goods is somehow trivial or un-American betrays a condescending view of the working classes and economic agency.
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Want Starter Homes? Cut Minimum Lot Sizes
Starter home prices have tripled since 2012. Why do so many towns make it illegal to build more?
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Inside the Mar-A-Lago Accord
If foreign investors are treated as adversaries, and retreat due to devaluation or punitive policies, the resulting selloff could destabilize American markets.
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Why a Ground Game Is Needed to Defeat DEI
Companies admit DEI wasn’t good business, nor for those it purported to help. But DEI grifters and grievance peddlers won’t give up easily.
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‘Fine, I’ll Bake Your Stupid Cake’ Free Association Fuels Free Enterprise
Maybe the secret ingredient to a freer, more prosperous society is simple: respect for choice, in business and beyond.
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$42 Billion Broadband Boondoggle Brought Internet to Zero Homes
Amid its waste and graft, the BEAD program actually slowed down private investment in rural areas.
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What Milei Got Wrong About Market Failure—and Why It Matters
The theory of market failure is a powerful tool for understanding the appropriate limits of government.
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Why’s Kendrick Lamar Receiving $0 to Perform at the Super Bowl?
The NFL expects half-time headliners to work for free, and they’re happy to. If both parties believe they’re better off, nobody’s being exploited.
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Trade Is Not a Light Switch: Why Cutting Global Ties Will Leave Long-Lasting Scars
The damage done by Trump’s tariffs is not some transient dip in output or a blip in prices. It is a structural downgrade in our capacity to create.
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•
America’s Trade ‘Deficit’ Is a Ringing Endorsement
Foreign holdings of US dollars would better be called an “investment surplus.” Our top exports aren’t goods — they’re stability and opportunity.
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•
Contra Bessent, Affordability Contributes to American Greatness
Claiming consumer access to affordable goods is somehow trivial or un-American betrays a condescending view of the working classes and economic agency.
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•
Want Starter Homes? Cut Minimum Lot Sizes
Starter home prices have tripled since 2012. Why do so many towns make it illegal to build more?
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Inside the Mar-A-Lago Accord
If foreign investors are treated as adversaries, and retreat due to devaluation or punitive policies, the resulting selloff could destabilize American markets.
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Why a Ground Game Is Needed to Defeat DEI
Companies admit DEI wasn’t good business, nor for those it purported to help. But DEI grifters and grievance peddlers won’t give up easily.
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‘Fine, I’ll Bake Your Stupid Cake’ Free Association Fuels Free Enterprise
Maybe the secret ingredient to a freer, more prosperous society is simple: respect for choice, in business and beyond.
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•
$42 Billion Broadband Boondoggle Brought Internet to Zero Homes
Amid its waste and graft, the BEAD program actually slowed down private investment in rural areas.
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•
What Milei Got Wrong About Market Failure—and Why It Matters
The theory of market failure is a powerful tool for understanding the appropriate limits of government.
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•
Why’s Kendrick Lamar Receiving $0 to Perform at the Super Bowl?
The NFL expects half-time headliners to work for free, and they’re happy to. If both parties believe they’re better off, nobody’s being exploited.