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The Problem of Millennial Socialism (Video)
Two recent surveys’ reporting that more than half of millennials identify as socialist should ring alarm bells for people who support free markets and individual liberty.
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Ride-Sharing Troubles are Both Regulatory and Structural (Video)
Margins are already thin in this exciting and innovative industry. Imposing more regulations could be ruinous.
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The Market Is a Vessel for Delivering Love (Video)
I was honored to be interviewed by Matt Kibbe of Free the People for his podcast and video series, based on my new book The Market Loves You: Why You Should Love It Back (AIER, 2019).
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The Deeply Misguided Attack on Huawei
Chinese tech giant Huawei is rapidly ascending to become a leading brand for global telecommunication strategies and innovation, transforming its competitive landscape. But not everyone sees Huawei as a friendly competitor.
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Rate Cuts Coming But Why? Stringham on Yahoo (Video)
Edward Stringham speaks on Yahoo Finance on the strange timing of the Fed’s interest rate moves.
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Wages for Men and Women Soccer Players Explained (Video)
The US women’s national team have claimed their second consecutive World Cup. Exciting fans with a brilliant run throughout the season. Unfortunately, the celebration of female accomplishment cannot exist without being shadowed by the fake gender war politics of the current year.
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Mises, Marx, and the High Art of a Rap Video
The proper framing of the terms of the debate is a remarkable achievement that fundamentally upsets the current political narrative. That’s what this video achieves.
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Speak Not of Trade Deficits But Goods Surpluses (Video)
Edward Stringham addresses the trade war and the mistaken notion of the trade deficit, speaking on BBC.
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The Fed Reverses Course (Video with Edward Stringham)
The Federal Reserve is preparing to cut interest rates for the first time in a decade because it sees a cooling global economy and no sign of overheating in the jobs market at home. AIER President Edward Stringham joins Bloomberg to give his insight.
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Who Pays the Tariffs (Video of Ed Stringham on Cheddar)
Is Trump engaged in a high-stakes game to bring about freer trade with China, or just looking for a way to justify the tariffs that he claims have revived American manufacturing?
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The Problem of Millennial Socialism (Video)
Two recent surveys’ reporting that more than half of millennials identify as socialist should ring alarm bells for people who support free markets and individual liberty.
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•
Ride-Sharing Troubles are Both Regulatory and Structural (Video)
Margins are already thin in this exciting and innovative industry. Imposing more regulations could be ruinous.
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•
The Market Is a Vessel for Delivering Love (Video)
I was honored to be interviewed by Matt Kibbe of Free the People for his podcast and video series, based on my new book The Market Loves You: Why You Should Love It Back (AIER, 2019).
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•
The Deeply Misguided Attack on Huawei
Chinese tech giant Huawei is rapidly ascending to become a leading brand for global telecommunication strategies and innovation, transforming its competitive landscape. But not everyone sees Huawei as a friendly competitor.
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•
Rate Cuts Coming But Why? Stringham on Yahoo (Video)
Edward Stringham speaks on Yahoo Finance on the strange timing of the Fed’s interest rate moves.
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•
Wages for Men and Women Soccer Players Explained (Video)
The US women’s national team have claimed their second consecutive World Cup. Exciting fans with a brilliant run throughout the season. Unfortunately, the celebration of female accomplishment cannot exist without being shadowed by the fake gender war politics of the current year.
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•
Mises, Marx, and the High Art of a Rap Video
The proper framing of the terms of the debate is a remarkable achievement that fundamentally upsets the current political narrative. That’s what this video achieves.
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•
Speak Not of Trade Deficits But Goods Surpluses (Video)
Edward Stringham addresses the trade war and the mistaken notion of the trade deficit, speaking on BBC.
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•
The Fed Reverses Course (Video with Edward Stringham)
The Federal Reserve is preparing to cut interest rates for the first time in a decade because it sees a cooling global economy and no sign of overheating in the jobs market at home. AIER President Edward Stringham joins Bloomberg to give his insight.
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Who Pays the Tariffs (Video of Ed Stringham on Cheddar)
Is Trump engaged in a high-stakes game to bring about freer trade with China, or just looking for a way to justify the tariffs that he claims have revived American manufacturing?