Daily Economy
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The Cultic Milieu and the Rise of Violent Fringe
The notion of the cultic milieu helps explain many aspects of today’s politics, such as the rise of movements like the alt-right, and the growth of fringe beliefs across the ideological spectrum.
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To Fight Hate, Celebrate Capitalism
Ideologies of control and hate have targeted commercial life because of its best feature of breaking down tribes and substituting in its place an ever-evolving universal cooperation.
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The Case for a Coercive Green New Deal?
The founder of The Nation magazine would have completely rejected the Green New Deal as a socialist and illiberal disaster.
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Unseen Victims of Government Policies
Compared to beneficiaries, the victims of government interventions are indeed typically more difficult to see — which is why good economists spend so much time and energy explaining the reality of these victims.
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Crime, Punishment, and the State
Problems with punishment will persist, but they will be more tractable when government’s always-feeble efforts can be concentrated where they matter most: the protection of human lives, limbs, and property.
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Services-Sector Expansion Slowed in July
Nonmanufacturing activity expanded at a slower pace in July. The results are consistent with a range of economic data that point to continued though uneven growth.
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How Do You Know You’re Not Getting Ripped Off?
For many firms, their reputation is their most valuable asset. They will go to great lengths to protect it.
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The Problem of Using Government Power is Bipartisan
Republicans and Democrats are two sides of the same big, abusive, and anti-freedom government coin.
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What Is the Point of Jason Momoa’s Bodyguards?
Imagine there are two people, Jason and Namor, and they have these production possibilities for crimes prevented and movies made per year.
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The Trouble with Big Plans and Grand Visions
The labor problems facing the Sanders campaign should make us pause for just a second and ask what it says about our ability to deliberate over, form, and articulate a Glorious Plan that will cure people’s ills, correct injustices, and secure domestic tranquility.
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The Cultic Milieu and the Rise of Violent Fringe
The notion of the cultic milieu helps explain many aspects of today’s politics, such as the rise of movements like the alt-right, and the growth of fringe beliefs across the ideological spectrum.
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•
To Fight Hate, Celebrate Capitalism
Ideologies of control and hate have targeted commercial life because of its best feature of breaking down tribes and substituting in its place an ever-evolving universal cooperation.
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•
The Case for a Coercive Green New Deal?
The founder of The Nation magazine would have completely rejected the Green New Deal as a socialist and illiberal disaster.
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•
Unseen Victims of Government Policies
Compared to beneficiaries, the victims of government interventions are indeed typically more difficult to see — which is why good economists spend so much time and energy explaining the reality of these victims.
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•
Crime, Punishment, and the State
Problems with punishment will persist, but they will be more tractable when government’s always-feeble efforts can be concentrated where they matter most: the protection of human lives, limbs, and property.
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•
Services-Sector Expansion Slowed in July
Nonmanufacturing activity expanded at a slower pace in July. The results are consistent with a range of economic data that point to continued though uneven growth.
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•
How Do You Know You’re Not Getting Ripped Off?
For many firms, their reputation is their most valuable asset. They will go to great lengths to protect it.
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•
The Problem of Using Government Power is Bipartisan
Republicans and Democrats are two sides of the same big, abusive, and anti-freedom government coin.
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•
What Is the Point of Jason Momoa’s Bodyguards?
Imagine there are two people, Jason and Namor, and they have these production possibilities for crimes prevented and movies made per year.
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•
The Trouble with Big Plans and Grand Visions
The labor problems facing the Sanders campaign should make us pause for just a second and ask what it says about our ability to deliberate over, form, and articulate a Glorious Plan that will cure people’s ills, correct injustices, and secure domestic tranquility.