Daily Economy
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Is It Obvious Yet that Tariffs Injure Americans?
Tariffs invite retaliation thus ruining export markets in addition to raising prices and tipping small businesses into the failing side of thin margins.
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Erratic Policies Pummel Consumer Sentiment in Early August
Consumer sentiment fell sharply in August in reaction to the latest trade and monetary policy decisions.
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Housing Activity Picked Up in July
Single-family housing activity has stabilized, but there is little evidence to suggest significant gains in the near future; multifamily housing activity remains robust.
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Conservative Plans for Tech Amount to Forced Association
What is the right principle? It is this: consent — by both parties.
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The Anti-Capitalist Ideology of Slavery
The anti-capitalist ideology of southern slaveholders presents a conundrum for historians who erroneously equate the plantation economy with the free market.
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Retail Sales Strengthen While Manufacturing Output Weakens
Retail sales rose again in July, but industrial production fell. Continued economic expansion remains the most likely path.
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Social Media’s Bumpy Ride to Better Ideas
Social media is a dynamic evolutionary process that can lead to better ideas, but the path often isn’t pretty.
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Economics Is the Honey Badger
What happens when you fight economics? Economics pushes back. It cares nothing for your visions, speeches, songs, hats, and rallies; indeed, not even the world’s biggest guns and armies can stop the forces of supply and demand.
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Could Kim Kardashian West Help Silk Road’s Ross Ulbricht?
If West could, if just for a moment, take a look at his case, would she consider helping?
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Is It Obvious Yet that Tariffs Injure Americans?
Tariffs invite retaliation thus ruining export markets in addition to raising prices and tipping small businesses into the failing side of thin margins.
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•
Erratic Policies Pummel Consumer Sentiment in Early August
Consumer sentiment fell sharply in August in reaction to the latest trade and monetary policy decisions.
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•
Housing Activity Picked Up in July
Single-family housing activity has stabilized, but there is little evidence to suggest significant gains in the near future; multifamily housing activity remains robust.
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Conservative Plans for Tech Amount to Forced Association
What is the right principle? It is this: consent — by both parties.
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•
The Anti-Capitalist Ideology of Slavery
The anti-capitalist ideology of southern slaveholders presents a conundrum for historians who erroneously equate the plantation economy with the free market.
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Retail Sales Strengthen While Manufacturing Output Weakens
Retail sales rose again in July, but industrial production fell. Continued economic expansion remains the most likely path.
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•
Social Media’s Bumpy Ride to Better Ideas
Social media is a dynamic evolutionary process that can lead to better ideas, but the path often isn’t pretty.
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•
Economics Is the Honey Badger
What happens when you fight economics? Economics pushes back. It cares nothing for your visions, speeches, songs, hats, and rallies; indeed, not even the world’s biggest guns and armies can stop the forces of supply and demand.
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Could Kim Kardashian West Help Silk Road’s Ross Ulbricht?
If West could, if just for a moment, take a look at his case, would she consider helping?