Daily Economy
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By Moving to the Suburbs, Millennials Are Pushing Back Against Bureaucrats
In the meantime, government officials across the country should think long and hard before passing new regulations that would further add to the regulatory burden, making it even harder for young adults to become homeowners.
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The Dollar, Not Crypto, Is a National Security Issue
If the current path is maintained (and quite possibly even if it isn’t), the future belongs to truly “dependable and reliable” monetary media: cryptocurrencies and precious metals
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The Capitalist Achievement of Recorded Music
Or in the musical context, the capitalist achievement consists not of softer seats at the opera for the king and queen but access to a practically infinite library for pennies a day.
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Judy Shelton on Competitive and Private Currencies
A government money monopoly, writes Judy Shelton, “invites a more sinister abuse of government power – even tyranny – as government precludes market entry to alternative issuers.”
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Consumer Spending and Manufacturing Output Improve in June
Retail sales and industrial production improved in June, but data for the economy remain mixed. Overall, continued economic expansion remains the most likely path, but caution is warranted.
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Why Do You Have a Boss?
Bosses are part of firms, which are hierarchies, small self-contained networks of command within the larger system of market chaotic and unplanned market processes.
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To Put Down People’s Jobs Is Brutal and Uncomprehending
Should I ever have the chance to meet Faye Lewis, I will soundly congratulate her for her fabulous striving, for her inevitably imperfect, yet wildly-admirable journey.
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Mandatory Campus Health Plans are Robbing Students
Campus health plans have caught a serious case of progressivism
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The Secret to AIER Publishing
Two main forces behind AIER’s publishing mission speak to the Lions of Liberty about the books, the trials, and the opportunities of making great literature sing.
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By Moving to the Suburbs, Millennials Are Pushing Back Against Bureaucrats
In the meantime, government officials across the country should think long and hard before passing new regulations that would further add to the regulatory burden, making it even harder for young adults to become homeowners.
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•
The Dollar, Not Crypto, Is a National Security Issue
If the current path is maintained (and quite possibly even if it isn’t), the future belongs to truly “dependable and reliable” monetary media: cryptocurrencies and precious metals
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•
The Capitalist Achievement of Recorded Music
Or in the musical context, the capitalist achievement consists not of softer seats at the opera for the king and queen but access to a practically infinite library for pennies a day.
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•
Judy Shelton on Competitive and Private Currencies
A government money monopoly, writes Judy Shelton, “invites a more sinister abuse of government power – even tyranny – as government precludes market entry to alternative issuers.”
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•
Consumer Spending and Manufacturing Output Improve in June
Retail sales and industrial production improved in June, but data for the economy remain mixed. Overall, continued economic expansion remains the most likely path, but caution is warranted.
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•
Why Do You Have a Boss?
Bosses are part of firms, which are hierarchies, small self-contained networks of command within the larger system of market chaotic and unplanned market processes.
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•
To Put Down People’s Jobs Is Brutal and Uncomprehending
Should I ever have the chance to meet Faye Lewis, I will soundly congratulate her for her fabulous striving, for her inevitably imperfect, yet wildly-admirable journey.
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Mandatory Campus Health Plans are Robbing Students
Campus health plans have caught a serious case of progressivism
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•
The Secret to AIER Publishing
Two main forces behind AIER’s publishing mission speak to the Lions of Liberty about the books, the trials, and the opportunities of making great literature sing.