Daily Economy
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The Fed’s Triple Mandate Problem: It’s Time to End the Confusion
Central banking as a matter of law conflicts with central banking as a matter of policy.
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The Scientific Fallacy That Spawned COVID Absolutism
Science requires us to challenge received ‘truth’ and seek out better evidence. But that questioning challenges our baked-in respect for authority.
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DOGE Gets Serious in Its War on the Administrative State
If DOGE and agency heads succeed in their mission, it will be nothing less than the greatest deregulatory achievement seen in the modern world.
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What Film Financing Tells Us About Politics
States offer steep subsidies to the film industry. But special interest groups extract these concentrated benefits at the cost of jobs in every other field.
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‘Audit the Fed’: Meaning and Risks
The real risk in passing an “Audit the Fed” bill lies in the high likelihood of politicizing monetary policy even more.
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Delistings Surge as Housing Market Teeters Toward Correction
Sellers are holding out, but buyers aren’t showing up. The standoff signals a dramatic drop in prices might be closer than you think.
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Why China May Surpass the United States in the AI Supremacy Race
This isn’t a battle between China and the US — it’s a contest between abundance and scarcity, between entrepreneurial capitalism and bureaucratic centralization.
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Rethinking Trade Deficits: Foreign Dollar Holdings Are Really US Exports
Rising US trade deficits represent foreigners’ eagerness to invest in America, contributing to our productivity and prosperity.
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What Greta and the Pope Don’t Grasp about Degrowth
There’s nothing humble or merciful about shrinking the economy, squashing free enterprise, or silencing price signals.
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Bud Light Returns to Merit, Profit After ESG Backlash Cost Billions
Ditching political trends to focus on shareholder value likely saved Anheuser-Busch from an ignominious decline.
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The Fed’s Triple Mandate Problem: It’s Time to End the Confusion
Central banking as a matter of law conflicts with central banking as a matter of policy.
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•
The Scientific Fallacy That Spawned COVID Absolutism
Science requires us to challenge received ‘truth’ and seek out better evidence. But that questioning challenges our baked-in respect for authority.
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•
DOGE Gets Serious in Its War on the Administrative State
If DOGE and agency heads succeed in their mission, it will be nothing less than the greatest deregulatory achievement seen in the modern world.
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•
What Film Financing Tells Us About Politics
States offer steep subsidies to the film industry. But special interest groups extract these concentrated benefits at the cost of jobs in every other field.
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•
‘Audit the Fed’: Meaning and Risks
The real risk in passing an “Audit the Fed” bill lies in the high likelihood of politicizing monetary policy even more.
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•
Delistings Surge as Housing Market Teeters Toward Correction
Sellers are holding out, but buyers aren’t showing up. The standoff signals a dramatic drop in prices might be closer than you think.
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•
Why China May Surpass the United States in the AI Supremacy Race
This isn’t a battle between China and the US — it’s a contest between abundance and scarcity, between entrepreneurial capitalism and bureaucratic centralization.
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•
Rethinking Trade Deficits: Foreign Dollar Holdings Are Really US Exports
Rising US trade deficits represent foreigners’ eagerness to invest in America, contributing to our productivity and prosperity.
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•
What Greta and the Pope Don’t Grasp about Degrowth
There’s nothing humble or merciful about shrinking the economy, squashing free enterprise, or silencing price signals.
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•
Bud Light Returns to Merit, Profit After ESG Backlash Cost Billions
Ditching political trends to focus on shareholder value likely saved Anheuser-Busch from an ignominious decline.