Daily Economy
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Blame the Economists?
It is not a matter of replacing economist A with economist B; it is a matter of rethinking what economists should do.
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A Broken Economy Is Not Like a Sick Body
Despite first appearances, the differences separating the human body and medical intervention from the economy and economic intervention are many.
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The Film Capitalism Needs Right Now
Something tells me that if we are ever going to regain the footing in public culture, the Brooks path might be the one to make it happen.
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Single-Family-Housing Market Remains in a Flat Trend
New-home sales fell in July, and there is little evidence to support an expectation of a significant, sustained acceleration in housing activity in the coming months and quarters.
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The Courage to Be Utopian
Liberalism says YES, and the cosmopolitan liberal order turns strangers into friends and enemies into partners.
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No, the Business Roundtable Did Not Repudiate Capitalism
The Business Roundtable is merely rediscovering what proponents of a free market system have known for a long time.
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A Book and a Message that Can Save the World
The word over time became corrupted, and still is to a great extent, by people who try to enlist their pet cause in the idea. But nothing can take away that great first principle of liberalism: that society can manage itself to bringing dignity to the lives of individuals and communities without overlords scripting and…
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Existing-Home Sales Continue Recovery in July
Existing-home sales are recovering from a recent dip but are unlikely to move significantly higher in coming months and quarters.
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Tariff Threats Yield Money for Nothing for Government
Suppose a government official is in a position to impose rules that will affect every firm in a major industry.
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Blame the Economists?
It is not a matter of replacing economist A with economist B; it is a matter of rethinking what economists should do.
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•
A Broken Economy Is Not Like a Sick Body
Despite first appearances, the differences separating the human body and medical intervention from the economy and economic intervention are many.
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•
The Film Capitalism Needs Right Now
Something tells me that if we are ever going to regain the footing in public culture, the Brooks path might be the one to make it happen.
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•
Single-Family-Housing Market Remains in a Flat Trend
New-home sales fell in July, and there is little evidence to support an expectation of a significant, sustained acceleration in housing activity in the coming months and quarters.
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•
The Courage to Be Utopian
Liberalism says YES, and the cosmopolitan liberal order turns strangers into friends and enemies into partners.
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•
No, the Business Roundtable Did Not Repudiate Capitalism
The Business Roundtable is merely rediscovering what proponents of a free market system have known for a long time.
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•
A Book and a Message that Can Save the World
The word over time became corrupted, and still is to a great extent, by people who try to enlist their pet cause in the idea. But nothing can take away that great first principle of liberalism: that society can manage itself to bringing dignity to the lives of individuals and communities without overlords scripting and…
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•
Existing-Home Sales Continue Recovery in July
Existing-home sales are recovering from a recent dip but are unlikely to move significantly higher in coming months and quarters.
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•
Tariff Threats Yield Money for Nothing for Government
Suppose a government official is in a position to impose rules that will affect every firm in a major industry.