Daily Economy
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‘Hate Speech’ Bans Become a Weapon of the Powerful
Germany’s prosecutions of meme-posters provide a chilling example of what happens when governments dictate what counts as ‘hate.’
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Golden Hiccups in our Modern Financial System
A gap between the price of gold in London and the price in New York led to arbitrage, even launching some bullion-bearing ships.
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DOGE: Bringing Standard Business Scrutiny to Government
Zero-based budgeting is a proven method of finding waste and ineffective programs. That’s exactly why spending-addicted Congress hates it so much.
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Let States Lead the Way on Welfare Reform
State governments can reshape welfare to serve as a safety net that helps people when they fall but doesn’t trap them in a cycle of dependence.
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Powell’s Revisionist History of Inflation Targeting
Inflation wasn’t transitory, and neither is the blame for it. Powell’s attempt to rewrite history just doesn’t match the data.
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Do Reciprocal Tariffs Double-Down on Protectionism, or Promote Free Trade?
Free trade is the optimal outcome, and unilateral free trade remains beneficial even in the face of foreign tariffs.
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Germany’s Election Reveals the Peril of Pursuing ‘Green’ Dreams
Five years of no growth and few jobs have fractured the coalition government. Net-zero fantasies turned out to be a self-inflicted nightmare.
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USAID’s Nefarious Activities Go Beyond Foreign Aid Corruption
DOGE has exposed USAID as a vast global political operation, extending far beyond mismanaged foreign aid.
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Can Behavioral Economics Explain America’s Gun Violence Epidemic?
In “Unforgiving Places,” University of Chicago Professor Jens Ludwig argues that gun violence does not stem from a deep-seated moral failure or desperation, but from a momentary state of mind.
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The States’ War on ESG
ESG advocates’ bait-and-switch deception has forced legislators to scrutinize how their state assets are managed. Maximizing returns, not political causes, must guide public investments.
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‘Hate Speech’ Bans Become a Weapon of the Powerful
Germany’s prosecutions of meme-posters provide a chilling example of what happens when governments dictate what counts as ‘hate.’
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•
Golden Hiccups in our Modern Financial System
A gap between the price of gold in London and the price in New York led to arbitrage, even launching some bullion-bearing ships.
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•
DOGE: Bringing Standard Business Scrutiny to Government
Zero-based budgeting is a proven method of finding waste and ineffective programs. That’s exactly why spending-addicted Congress hates it so much.
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•
Let States Lead the Way on Welfare Reform
State governments can reshape welfare to serve as a safety net that helps people when they fall but doesn’t trap them in a cycle of dependence.
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•
Powell’s Revisionist History of Inflation Targeting
Inflation wasn’t transitory, and neither is the blame for it. Powell’s attempt to rewrite history just doesn’t match the data.
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•
Do Reciprocal Tariffs Double-Down on Protectionism, or Promote Free Trade?
Free trade is the optimal outcome, and unilateral free trade remains beneficial even in the face of foreign tariffs.
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•
Germany’s Election Reveals the Peril of Pursuing ‘Green’ Dreams
Five years of no growth and few jobs have fractured the coalition government. Net-zero fantasies turned out to be a self-inflicted nightmare.
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•
USAID’s Nefarious Activities Go Beyond Foreign Aid Corruption
DOGE has exposed USAID as a vast global political operation, extending far beyond mismanaged foreign aid.
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Can Behavioral Economics Explain America’s Gun Violence Epidemic?
In “Unforgiving Places,” University of Chicago Professor Jens Ludwig argues that gun violence does not stem from a deep-seated moral failure or desperation, but from a momentary state of mind.
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•
The States’ War on ESG
ESG advocates’ bait-and-switch deception has forced legislators to scrutinize how their state assets are managed. Maximizing returns, not political causes, must guide public investments.