Daily Economy
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I Scoot
You are likely to see a lot more old people, and people dressed in business attire, using scooters soon. The advantages of fast and nearly free mobility in center cities are just too great to pass up.
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The Big Fib about the Rich and Taxes
The primary driver of Saez and Zucman’s claims about the tax rates on the wealthy do not reflect a regressive shift over time. They arise almost entirely out of unconventional and contested adjustments to their previous numbers.
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Consumers Restrain Spending in September
Retail sales were weak in September raising concern about the strength of the economy. However, continued economic expansion remains the most likely path.
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How Are 5G and Libra Connected?
Spectrum and fiat currency alternatives are technologies of the future; governments seek to control both.
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Go-Big Economics and Go-Small Economics
Strong and rigorous empirical methodologies are desirable. This year’s laureates make this abundantly clear. The next step is to apply them to the biggest and broadest questions possible.
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The State Is a Greasy-Hand Tourist
If you’ve ever been scuba diving or snorkeling, you probably know that swimmers aren’t supposed to touch the coral with their bare hands.
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The NBA’s China Problem Due to Political Control Over Markets
There is one important difference in the words and actions of Donald Trump and those of President Xi Jinping and his government in China: Donald cannot command that all companies doing business with the NFL.
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Watch Mises vs. Marx: The March of History
Extremely pleased to announce the release of “The March of History,” a musical a project of the American Institute for Economic Research three years in the making.
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Introduction to Farsi Edition of Human Action
Now you own it. Learn from it. Return to it again and again. May it always be with us, widely circulated in every land and every language, forever.
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The Case for Free Trade is a Unilateral One
The coherent and correct case for free trade is a case for unilateral free trade, one that applies to each country individually.
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I Scoot
You are likely to see a lot more old people, and people dressed in business attire, using scooters soon. The advantages of fast and nearly free mobility in center cities are just too great to pass up.
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•
The Big Fib about the Rich and Taxes
The primary driver of Saez and Zucman’s claims about the tax rates on the wealthy do not reflect a regressive shift over time. They arise almost entirely out of unconventional and contested adjustments to their previous numbers.
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•
Consumers Restrain Spending in September
Retail sales were weak in September raising concern about the strength of the economy. However, continued economic expansion remains the most likely path.
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•
How Are 5G and Libra Connected?
Spectrum and fiat currency alternatives are technologies of the future; governments seek to control both.
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•
Go-Big Economics and Go-Small Economics
Strong and rigorous empirical methodologies are desirable. This year’s laureates make this abundantly clear. The next step is to apply them to the biggest and broadest questions possible.
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•
The State Is a Greasy-Hand Tourist
If you’ve ever been scuba diving or snorkeling, you probably know that swimmers aren’t supposed to touch the coral with their bare hands.
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•
The NBA’s China Problem Due to Political Control Over Markets
There is one important difference in the words and actions of Donald Trump and those of President Xi Jinping and his government in China: Donald cannot command that all companies doing business with the NFL.
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•
Watch Mises vs. Marx: The March of History
Extremely pleased to announce the release of “The March of History,” a musical a project of the American Institute for Economic Research three years in the making.
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•
Introduction to Farsi Edition of Human Action
Now you own it. Learn from it. Return to it again and again. May it always be with us, widely circulated in every land and every language, forever.
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•
The Case for Free Trade is a Unilateral One
The coherent and correct case for free trade is a case for unilateral free trade, one that applies to each country individually.