Daily Economy
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The Tragic Trade-Off of Centralized Policy
For progressive policymakers, it’s often a Catch-22 between more complex rules and more draconian ones.
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France Is the Socialist Future We Should Dread
France was once a role model for what big government can do for its people, the very model of socialism sought by the American left. Now the place is in shambles.
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Philadelphia-Area Manufacturing Survey Remains Positive
The Philadelphia Fed’s manufacturing survey was generally favorable in March with respondents were more upbeat about current conditions but somewhat less optimistic about the future.
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Golden Eggs and the Challenge of Our Time
We must find ways to unrig the system where it has been rigged by special interest interaction with politics, to decentralize decisions so that accountability is more vivid and accessible, and to avoid empowering politicians and their appointees to pick winners and monopolize markets.
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Capitalism Saved Sweden
If you think Sweden is socialist, then you know something that just ain’t so.
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Put Freedom First
The real “America First” approach would be to just do the most American thing of all: to implement an agenda on individual liberty, personal responsibility, and a (very) limited government.
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Edward C. Harwood: A Biographical Sketch in Film
Edward C. Harwood (1900-1980) is one of the 20th century’s most eloquent and effective voices for economic science, sound money, and market freedom. This is the story of his life and work.
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Why Your Grandfather Never Complained about His Ailments but You Do
Perennial illness is the default state of mankind. Markets have put human beings at the center of a dense web of affordable, effective choices to meet our needs and desires: those relating to our health are no exception.
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Ending Electricity Does Not Create Paradise
Surely they don’t know what kind of impoverished and human suffering this would cause – or perhaps they will welcome it as a much-needed liberation from our dependency on things and meat.
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The Tragic Trade-Off of Centralized Policy
For progressive policymakers, it’s often a Catch-22 between more complex rules and more draconian ones.
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•
France Is the Socialist Future We Should Dread
France was once a role model for what big government can do for its people, the very model of socialism sought by the American left. Now the place is in shambles.
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•
Philadelphia-Area Manufacturing Survey Remains Positive
The Philadelphia Fed’s manufacturing survey was generally favorable in March with respondents were more upbeat about current conditions but somewhat less optimistic about the future.
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•
Golden Eggs and the Challenge of Our Time
We must find ways to unrig the system where it has been rigged by special interest interaction with politics, to decentralize decisions so that accountability is more vivid and accessible, and to avoid empowering politicians and their appointees to pick winners and monopolize markets.
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•
Capitalism Saved Sweden
If you think Sweden is socialist, then you know something that just ain’t so.
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Put Freedom First
The real “America First” approach would be to just do the most American thing of all: to implement an agenda on individual liberty, personal responsibility, and a (very) limited government.
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•
Edward C. Harwood: A Biographical Sketch in Film
Edward C. Harwood (1900-1980) is one of the 20th century’s most eloquent and effective voices for economic science, sound money, and market freedom. This is the story of his life and work.
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Why Your Grandfather Never Complained about His Ailments but You Do
Perennial illness is the default state of mankind. Markets have put human beings at the center of a dense web of affordable, effective choices to meet our needs and desires: those relating to our health are no exception.
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•
Ending Electricity Does Not Create Paradise
Surely they don’t know what kind of impoverished and human suffering this would cause – or perhaps they will welcome it as a much-needed liberation from our dependency on things and meat.