Daily Economy
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Remote Work: The Right Response to a Labor Market Made Complex by Government
They also noticed a boost in productivity when full freedom was in effect, whereas giving limited flexibility to semi-autonomous employees didn’t make a big difference.
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Bitcoin’s Fixed Money Supply Is a Weakness
Contrary to what maximalists believe, Bitcoin’s fixed supply is its major drawback to becoming the world’s preferred money, especially so if it is not accompanied by fractional-reserve Bitcoin banks.
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More Force Won’t Fix the American Diet
Despite a massive health crisis, a tremendously sickened population, and being surrounded by the catastrophic results of bad government policy, there is almost no movement at all to free the market, fix the food, and get healthy again.
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The U.S. Revives the Personal State
“Ordered” — as in, I’m commander in chief, and do as you are told by me, or there will be consequences.
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New Orders for Durable Goods Rose Again in July, but Details Are Mixed
Durable-goods orders rose for a second consecutive month, but the trend is essentially flat over the past year. Erratic, politically motivated policy remains the biggest risk to the economy.
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What My Friends on the Left Need to Know About the Green New Deal
A plan like Sanders’ Green New Deal will not successfully achieve the goals it lays out, and is likely to cause significant damage to the economy.
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Hot-Car Deaths Are Heartbreaking, but Shouldn’t Be an Excuse for More Regulation
While the goal is an honorable one, considering that added layers of safety would help to prevent deaths, the unintended consequences of flooding the car industry with a greater number of regulations aren’t being addressed.
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Supply Siders Losing Ground in the White House
If the economy falters, supply side policies will be blamed. That would be unfortunate. Supply side hasn’t been tried yet.
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The Obama Film American Factory Backfires
The Obamas may have intended to make a film about workplace culture clashes, but American Factory is at its core damning snapshot of American labor entitlement in an age of increasing globalization.
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Forests Make a Comeback
The tree cover of the planet is increasing, thanks mostly to increased efficiencies in food production.
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Remote Work: The Right Response to a Labor Market Made Complex by Government
They also noticed a boost in productivity when full freedom was in effect, whereas giving limited flexibility to semi-autonomous employees didn’t make a big difference.
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Bitcoin’s Fixed Money Supply Is a Weakness
Contrary to what maximalists believe, Bitcoin’s fixed supply is its major drawback to becoming the world’s preferred money, especially so if it is not accompanied by fractional-reserve Bitcoin banks.
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More Force Won’t Fix the American Diet
Despite a massive health crisis, a tremendously sickened population, and being surrounded by the catastrophic results of bad government policy, there is almost no movement at all to free the market, fix the food, and get healthy again.
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The U.S. Revives the Personal State
“Ordered” — as in, I’m commander in chief, and do as you are told by me, or there will be consequences.
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New Orders for Durable Goods Rose Again in July, but Details Are Mixed
Durable-goods orders rose for a second consecutive month, but the trend is essentially flat over the past year. Erratic, politically motivated policy remains the biggest risk to the economy.
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What My Friends on the Left Need to Know About the Green New Deal
A plan like Sanders’ Green New Deal will not successfully achieve the goals it lays out, and is likely to cause significant damage to the economy.
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•
Hot-Car Deaths Are Heartbreaking, but Shouldn’t Be an Excuse for More Regulation
While the goal is an honorable one, considering that added layers of safety would help to prevent deaths, the unintended consequences of flooding the car industry with a greater number of regulations aren’t being addressed.
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•
Supply Siders Losing Ground in the White House
If the economy falters, supply side policies will be blamed. That would be unfortunate. Supply side hasn’t been tried yet.
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•
The Obama Film American Factory Backfires
The Obamas may have intended to make a film about workplace culture clashes, but American Factory is at its core damning snapshot of American labor entitlement in an age of increasing globalization.
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•
Forests Make a Comeback
The tree cover of the planet is increasing, thanks mostly to increased efficiencies in food production.