Daily Economy
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Thinking About Government with John Adams
“Does liberty presuppose virtuous people, or is liberty a precondition for our becoming virtuous people? Adams pondered these and related questions until he was 90.” ~ Aeon J. Skoble
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October Manufacturing-Sector Survey Suggests Continued Weakening and Declining Price Pressures
“The latest manufacturing survey suggests weakening activity and falling price pressures. The outlook remains highly uncertain. Caution is warranted.” ~ Robert Hughes
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Private-Sector Job Openings Rose in September
“Private-sector job openings rebounded slightly in September, suggesting continued resilience. However, the outlook remains highly uncertain.” ~ Robert Hughes
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Flatcoins: A More “Stable” Stablecoin?
“If successfully developed, flatcoins will join the ranks of other digital assets like Bitcoin, providing individuals and institutions with monetary solutions outside fiat currencies.” ~ Peter C. Earle & David Waugh
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Three More Months of the Ratchet Effect?
“The Biden Administration granted itself three more months to prolong and extend the ratchet effect to secure more power and less freedom. Tragically, the longer government extends the crisis, the less likely they are to relinquish control.” ~ Raymond J. March
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Don’t Mess With Our Roots
“Integral thinking can lead us not only to a place of unity in pluralism favored by liberals but it can also work to the end of protecting our roots.” ~ Max Borders
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A Question of Relationships: Are Our Personal Preferences Always “Personal?”
“Accounting for the influence of relational dynamics may help us better understand some of the more vexing behaviors left unexplained by an over-strict adherence to methodological individualism.” ~ Paul Schwennesen & April Liu
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Consumers Stand to Lose From Swipe Card Regulations
“Consumers stand to lose from fewer choices, less credit access, less secure transactions, and the evaporation of reward programs and other benefits.” ~ Satya Marar
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Markets Rally Despite Inflation Report: Peter C. Earle on CBS News (Video)
“Peter C. Earle, economist and research faculty at the American Institute for Economic Research, joined CBS News to discuss financial markets and the economy in light of the CPI report.” ~ AIER
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Ramping Up Government’s War on Savings
“Truly addressing the savings problem doesn’t require more government involvement; it only requires that the government stop undermining our incentives to save in all the ways it does now.” ~ Gary M. Galles
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Thinking About Government with John Adams
“Does liberty presuppose virtuous people, or is liberty a precondition for our becoming virtuous people? Adams pondered these and related questions until he was 90.” ~ Aeon J. Skoble
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•
October Manufacturing-Sector Survey Suggests Continued Weakening and Declining Price Pressures
“The latest manufacturing survey suggests weakening activity and falling price pressures. The outlook remains highly uncertain. Caution is warranted.” ~ Robert Hughes
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•
Private-Sector Job Openings Rose in September
“Private-sector job openings rebounded slightly in September, suggesting continued resilience. However, the outlook remains highly uncertain.” ~ Robert Hughes
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•
Flatcoins: A More “Stable” Stablecoin?
“If successfully developed, flatcoins will join the ranks of other digital assets like Bitcoin, providing individuals and institutions with monetary solutions outside fiat currencies.” ~ Peter C. Earle & David Waugh
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•
Three More Months of the Ratchet Effect?
“The Biden Administration granted itself three more months to prolong and extend the ratchet effect to secure more power and less freedom. Tragically, the longer government extends the crisis, the less likely they are to relinquish control.” ~ Raymond J. March
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Don’t Mess With Our Roots
“Integral thinking can lead us not only to a place of unity in pluralism favored by liberals but it can also work to the end of protecting our roots.” ~ Max Borders
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•
A Question of Relationships: Are Our Personal Preferences Always “Personal?”
“Accounting for the influence of relational dynamics may help us better understand some of the more vexing behaviors left unexplained by an over-strict adherence to methodological individualism.” ~ Paul Schwennesen & April Liu
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•
Consumers Stand to Lose From Swipe Card Regulations
“Consumers stand to lose from fewer choices, less credit access, less secure transactions, and the evaporation of reward programs and other benefits.” ~ Satya Marar
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Markets Rally Despite Inflation Report: Peter C. Earle on CBS News (Video)
“Peter C. Earle, economist and research faculty at the American Institute for Economic Research, joined CBS News to discuss financial markets and the economy in light of the CPI report.” ~ AIER
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Ramping Up Government’s War on Savings
“Truly addressing the savings problem doesn’t require more government involvement; it only requires that the government stop undermining our incentives to save in all the ways it does now.” ~ Gary M. Galles