politics
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Voters Want Jobs and Affordable Growth — Can Democrats Adapt?
Redistribution enriches special interests rather than those in need. Democrats must recognize this and other public choice truths if they want to reach voters.
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Ditching Corporate DEI Excess Is Not ‘Right Wing’
Corporations have been so steeped in politics and culture wars that many people believe neutrality is an extreme position.
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How to Drive a Silver Stake Through the Heart of the Paris Climate Accord
Want to fully defeat the international agreement and its detrimental economic impact? Send it to the Senate for ratification.
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Can Patel Leash the FBI?
Congress and federal courts have enabled the agency’s power-hungry and corrupt dealings.
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Against Central Bank Independence
Central banks should be apolitical, not unaccountable. Monetary technocrats should serve the People.
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How Bureaucracy Fueled the Los Angeles Wildfires
Half of California is ‘publicly owned’ and subject to multiple bureaucracies. They not only neglected fire controls, but fined people who took basic precautions.
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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In an increasingly interconnected global economy, clinging to outdated protectionist measures is a losing strategy.
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The Pork Barrel Politics of the Department of Education
The department is designed to provide material and political benefits to the teachers’ unions, not to improve student outcomes.
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The Economic Roots of France’s Political Collapse
France followed Greece and Italy by making government promises its economy can’t possibly keep. The resulting fiscal crisis and political chaos were near inevitable. Will the whole Eurozone be next?
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Capping Credit Card Interest Rates is a Bipartisan Blunder
Interests rates reflect the risk of lending. Under price controls, card companies will reduce credit limits and lend to fewer borrowers.
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Voters Want Jobs and Affordable Growth — Can Democrats Adapt?
Redistribution enriches special interests rather than those in need. Democrats must recognize this and other public choice truths if they want to reach voters.
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•
Ditching Corporate DEI Excess Is Not ‘Right Wing’
Corporations have been so steeped in politics and culture wars that many people believe neutrality is an extreme position.
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•
How to Drive a Silver Stake Through the Heart of the Paris Climate Accord
Want to fully defeat the international agreement and its detrimental economic impact? Send it to the Senate for ratification.
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•
Can Patel Leash the FBI?
Congress and federal courts have enabled the agency’s power-hungry and corrupt dealings.
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•
Against Central Bank Independence
Central banks should be apolitical, not unaccountable. Monetary technocrats should serve the People.
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•
How Bureaucracy Fueled the Los Angeles Wildfires
Half of California is ‘publicly owned’ and subject to multiple bureaucracies. They not only neglected fire controls, but fined people who took basic precautions.
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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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•
The Pork Barrel Politics of the Department of Education
The department is designed to provide material and political benefits to the teachers’ unions, not to improve student outcomes.
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•
The Economic Roots of France’s Political Collapse
France followed Greece and Italy by making government promises its economy can’t possibly keep. The resulting fiscal crisis and political chaos were near inevitable. Will the whole Eurozone be next?
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•
Capping Credit Card Interest Rates is a Bipartisan Blunder
Interests rates reflect the risk of lending. Under price controls, card companies will reduce credit limits and lend to fewer borrowers.