Daily Economy
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What We Can Learn from China’s Economic Crisis
Millions of Chinese people are being prevented from escaping poverty.
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Village and River at the Poker Table
Our political and philosophical tribes may come down to how well we calculate risk.
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Economic Populism Won’t Rebuild Traditional Families
Changes in social norms — not trade liberalization — have transformed American family life.
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Business Conditions Monthly August 2024
A soft landing appears increasingly viable. But we won’t know until November’s political dust settles.
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Stop Sacralizing the State
Anti-statism is the soul of classical liberalism: opposition to the sacralization of the State and its actors. It is the rejection of the worship of power.
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Tariffs Don’t Save Industries — Markets Do
America’s industrial capacity is today at an all-time high — and not because of tariffs.
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US and NATO at a Crossroads
On the 75th anniversary of NATO’s founding, we must seriously question if remaining militarily embedded in NATO and supporting it at the same level still makes sense for the United States.
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Counting on FEMA is a Second Disaster
Throwing federal money we don’t have into FEMA without improving its performance is irresponsible, not least for those waiting for help.
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Biden on Unions: Right for the Wrong Reasons
Why did Biden not invoke Taft-Hartley in the Longshoremen case? Perhaps he understood that both parties had a strong incentive to find an acceptable solution.
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The US Does Not Have a Housing Shortage
Federal housing policies and regulatory barriers artificially and intentionally inflate the cost of housing. Implemented in the name of making housing more affordable, subsidizing demand has had exactly the opposite effect.
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What We Can Learn from China’s Economic Crisis
Millions of Chinese people are being prevented from escaping poverty.
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•
Village and River at the Poker Table
Our political and philosophical tribes may come down to how well we calculate risk.
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•
Economic Populism Won’t Rebuild Traditional Families
Changes in social norms — not trade liberalization — have transformed American family life.
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•
Business Conditions Monthly August 2024
A soft landing appears increasingly viable. But we won’t know until November’s political dust settles.
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•
Stop Sacralizing the State
Anti-statism is the soul of classical liberalism: opposition to the sacralization of the State and its actors. It is the rejection of the worship of power.
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•
Tariffs Don’t Save Industries — Markets Do
America’s industrial capacity is today at an all-time high — and not because of tariffs.
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•
US and NATO at a Crossroads
On the 75th anniversary of NATO’s founding, we must seriously question if remaining militarily embedded in NATO and supporting it at the same level still makes sense for the United States.
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•
Counting on FEMA is a Second Disaster
Throwing federal money we don’t have into FEMA without improving its performance is irresponsible, not least for those waiting for help.
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•
Biden on Unions: Right for the Wrong Reasons
Why did Biden not invoke Taft-Hartley in the Longshoremen case? Perhaps he understood that both parties had a strong incentive to find an acceptable solution.
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•
The US Does Not Have a Housing Shortage
Federal housing policies and regulatory barriers artificially and intentionally inflate the cost of housing. Implemented in the name of making housing more affordable, subsidizing demand has had exactly the opposite effect.