Daily Economy
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Rate Cuts Coming But Why? Stringham on Yahoo (Video)
Edward Stringham speaks on Yahoo Finance on the strange timing of the Fed’s interest rate moves.
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Economy Expected to Have Added 156,000 Private Sector Jobs in July
ADP estimates 156,000 new jobs were created in July. Overall, the labor market remains solid, and while uncertainty over trade and monetary policy remain, the most likely path is for continued expansion.
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Wages for Men and Women Soccer Players Explained (Video)
The US women’s national team have claimed their second consecutive World Cup. Exciting fans with a brilliant run throughout the season. Unfortunately, the celebration of female accomplishment cannot exist without being shadowed by the fake gender war politics of the current year.
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Milton Friedman: A Birthday Appreciation
Milton Friedman was the very model of a careful thinker, a first-rate scholar, and a clear communicator. He left an intellectual and institutional legacy that will be often imitated but likely never equaled. Our world is better because he was with us.
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Here’s a Way to Learn Comparative Systems
You can learn a tremendous amount of theory and history from these two masters of the craft– and also discover how to have a great time while trying to alert the world to what is the single most important choice we face in the entire world today: freedom or government control.
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Consumer Confidence and Home Prices Move Higher
Consumer confidence rebounded in July and remains at a high level. However, persistently rising home prices are weighing on housing activity.
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Was Lincoln Really Into Marx?
Despite the Washington Post’s claims of a transatlantic friendship, there’s no evidence that Abraham Lincoln even knew – or cared – who Karl Marx was.
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New Data Show the Trade War’s Mounting Costs
New data show the trade war initiated last year by the United States is costing the global economy dearly.
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Mises, Marx, and the High Art of a Rap Video
The proper framing of the terms of the debate is a remarkable achievement that fundamentally upsets the current political narrative. That’s what this video achieves.
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Hazony’s Tradition-Based Society Is a Form of Social Engineering
Yoram Hazony’s call for a conservative traditionalism supported by government through enforced public schooling and political propagandizing in the public square for developing “honorable” conduct among the citizenry is another variation on the collectivist and statist theme.
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Rate Cuts Coming But Why? Stringham on Yahoo (Video)
Edward Stringham speaks on Yahoo Finance on the strange timing of the Fed’s interest rate moves.
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•
Economy Expected to Have Added 156,000 Private Sector Jobs in July
ADP estimates 156,000 new jobs were created in July. Overall, the labor market remains solid, and while uncertainty over trade and monetary policy remain, the most likely path is for continued expansion.
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Wages for Men and Women Soccer Players Explained (Video)
The US women’s national team have claimed their second consecutive World Cup. Exciting fans with a brilliant run throughout the season. Unfortunately, the celebration of female accomplishment cannot exist without being shadowed by the fake gender war politics of the current year.
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•
Milton Friedman: A Birthday Appreciation
Milton Friedman was the very model of a careful thinker, a first-rate scholar, and a clear communicator. He left an intellectual and institutional legacy that will be often imitated but likely never equaled. Our world is better because he was with us.
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•
Here’s a Way to Learn Comparative Systems
You can learn a tremendous amount of theory and history from these two masters of the craft– and also discover how to have a great time while trying to alert the world to what is the single most important choice we face in the entire world today: freedom or government control.
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•
Consumer Confidence and Home Prices Move Higher
Consumer confidence rebounded in July and remains at a high level. However, persistently rising home prices are weighing on housing activity.
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•
Was Lincoln Really Into Marx?
Despite the Washington Post’s claims of a transatlantic friendship, there’s no evidence that Abraham Lincoln even knew – or cared – who Karl Marx was.
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•
New Data Show the Trade War’s Mounting Costs
New data show the trade war initiated last year by the United States is costing the global economy dearly.
-
•
Mises, Marx, and the High Art of a Rap Video
The proper framing of the terms of the debate is a remarkable achievement that fundamentally upsets the current political narrative. That’s what this video achieves.
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•
Hazony’s Tradition-Based Society Is a Form of Social Engineering
Yoram Hazony’s call for a conservative traditionalism supported by government through enforced public schooling and political propagandizing in the public square for developing “honorable” conduct among the citizenry is another variation on the collectivist and statist theme.