Daily Economy
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Markets Are More Complex Than Our Brains
When we gloss over the complexity of the real world, we end up losing far more understanding than we often realize, and end up with strangely skewed perspectives on what happened and what to do about it.
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Clarity on Diversity and Pluralism
Diversity, inclusion, participatory democracy, pluralism, and peace dictated and determined by ideological tyrants and power-lusting interest groups using political means to achieve their ends through governmental force and collectivist intimidation undermines and then destroys the alternative and far-better world of peaceful persuasion or attractive offers in the voluntary arena of market exchange.
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The U.S. Should Welcome and Celebrate Immigrant Investors
If the U.S. doesn’t want these immigrants, I am sure that other countries like Canada and Australia will. That’s how competition works.
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The Production of Money Isn’t (Necessarily) the Production of Wealth
The creation of money doesn’t create wealth, unless money itself is wealth — as it was when it was gold and silver. The sooner we learn this lesson, the sooner we’ll be able to revive real, robust, and sustainable wealth creation.
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The Founding Father of Eco-Fascism
The eco-fascist screed from the New Zealand murder comes across as crude and low-level, the wild ramblers of a trash-talking 20-something raised on 4chan, 8chan, and the most hateful parts of the Internet. It was not always so. Men with the same views, much more sophisticated in expression but just as violent in effect, once…
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Is Capitalism Sustainable?
At some point, the last dollar invested in honest profits is going to return less than the first dollar to be spent on cronyism. After that, the firm becomes dependent on the state.
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Is the American Economy Underperforming or Not?
Edward Stringham on Fox News comments on the growth rates of the American economy and the factors that go into causing it.
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The Killer Had An Ideology
The ideology of hate that spilled so much blood in New Zealand is best avenged through a new dedication to a social philosophy of love, cooperation, and freedom for all.
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Consumer Sentiment and Job Openings Show Improvement
Consumer sentiment improved in early March, maintaining a generally high level by historical comparison. The tight labor market remains one of the key supports for consumer sentiment.
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Markets Are More Complex Than Our Brains
When we gloss over the complexity of the real world, we end up losing far more understanding than we often realize, and end up with strangely skewed perspectives on what happened and what to do about it.
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Clarity on Diversity and Pluralism
Diversity, inclusion, participatory democracy, pluralism, and peace dictated and determined by ideological tyrants and power-lusting interest groups using political means to achieve their ends through governmental force and collectivist intimidation undermines and then destroys the alternative and far-better world of peaceful persuasion or attractive offers in the voluntary arena of market exchange.
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The U.S. Should Welcome and Celebrate Immigrant Investors
If the U.S. doesn’t want these immigrants, I am sure that other countries like Canada and Australia will. That’s how competition works.
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The Production of Money Isn’t (Necessarily) the Production of Wealth
The creation of money doesn’t create wealth, unless money itself is wealth — as it was when it was gold and silver. The sooner we learn this lesson, the sooner we’ll be able to revive real, robust, and sustainable wealth creation.
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The Founding Father of Eco-Fascism
The eco-fascist screed from the New Zealand murder comes across as crude and low-level, the wild ramblers of a trash-talking 20-something raised on 4chan, 8chan, and the most hateful parts of the Internet. It was not always so. Men with the same views, much more sophisticated in expression but just as violent in effect, once…
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Is Capitalism Sustainable?
At some point, the last dollar invested in honest profits is going to return less than the first dollar to be spent on cronyism. After that, the firm becomes dependent on the state.
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•
Is the American Economy Underperforming or Not?
Edward Stringham on Fox News comments on the growth rates of the American economy and the factors that go into causing it.
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•
The Killer Had An Ideology
The ideology of hate that spilled so much blood in New Zealand is best avenged through a new dedication to a social philosophy of love, cooperation, and freedom for all.
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•
Consumer Sentiment and Job Openings Show Improvement
Consumer sentiment improved in early March, maintaining a generally high level by historical comparison. The tight labor market remains one of the key supports for consumer sentiment.