Daily Economy
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Trade Wars: A Real-Life Game of Thrones
Unlike marvelously created made-for-television episodes where someone usually emerges victorious, in trade wars, everyone loses.
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These are Not Just Opinions
Financial Exclusion is my nineteenth book and the vetting, editing, and publishing processes with AIER far surpassed those of the commercial and university presses I have published with previously.
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Flimsy Justifications to Restrict Your Freedom
Even a young child understands, without need of further elaboration, that no action is rendered acceptable simply because lots of other people do it.
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Help AIER Make the Next Economics Rap Battle Video
The video AIER is putting together with the highest professional standards seeks to present both their views fairly and accurately but in a way that it is entertaining and informative. It will inspire further study and a real dedication to ideas.
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Sen. Hawley’s Moral Panic Over Social Media
Forcing social media sites to “disappear” or be broken up is one of the worst ways to deal with these concerns.
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Why Bias Will Always Be a Part of Economics
Because economics is more complex than most of what’s studied in the natural sciences, no set of rules of inquiry will ever fully eliminate the need for judgment calls by the researcher. And judgment calls are where our biases truly have teeth.
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Should Hikers Pay for Their Own Rescue?
The danger that individuals often put themselves in comes at a public cost.
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Don’t Trust Inequality Data: A Lesson from the UK
The progressive zeal for higher taxes is distorting how they construct inequality statistics.
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The Plague of Meddling Political Busybodies
The end goal of our planning paternalists is the command economy.
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Why They Try to Turn Back the Tide of History
Knowing and seeing the pattern here makes it no less alarming but it does help reveal that these economic/political cycles are not arbitrary. And if history is our guide, we can also see that the efforts of the reactionaries against freedom will fail.
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Trade Wars: A Real-Life Game of Thrones
Unlike marvelously created made-for-television episodes where someone usually emerges victorious, in trade wars, everyone loses.
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•
These are Not Just Opinions
Financial Exclusion is my nineteenth book and the vetting, editing, and publishing processes with AIER far surpassed those of the commercial and university presses I have published with previously.
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•
Flimsy Justifications to Restrict Your Freedom
Even a young child understands, without need of further elaboration, that no action is rendered acceptable simply because lots of other people do it.
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•
Help AIER Make the Next Economics Rap Battle Video
The video AIER is putting together with the highest professional standards seeks to present both their views fairly and accurately but in a way that it is entertaining and informative. It will inspire further study and a real dedication to ideas.
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•
Sen. Hawley’s Moral Panic Over Social Media
Forcing social media sites to “disappear” or be broken up is one of the worst ways to deal with these concerns.
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•
Why Bias Will Always Be a Part of Economics
Because economics is more complex than most of what’s studied in the natural sciences, no set of rules of inquiry will ever fully eliminate the need for judgment calls by the researcher. And judgment calls are where our biases truly have teeth.
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•
Should Hikers Pay for Their Own Rescue?
The danger that individuals often put themselves in comes at a public cost.
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•
Don’t Trust Inequality Data: A Lesson from the UK
The progressive zeal for higher taxes is distorting how they construct inequality statistics.
-
•
The Plague of Meddling Political Busybodies
The end goal of our planning paternalists is the command economy.
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•
Why They Try to Turn Back the Tide of History
Knowing and seeing the pattern here makes it no less alarming but it does help reveal that these economic/political cycles are not arbitrary. And if history is our guide, we can also see that the efforts of the reactionaries against freedom will fail.