Daily Economy
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The Nightmare Fairyland of the Green New Dealers
If the Green New Dealers have their way, the interventionist state will be taken to an entirely new and more destructive level as one great plan for global salvation is imposed on everyone, everywhere, with no avenues of escape in our age of electronic Big Brother surveillance and control.
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The Many Problems With the Ideology of Nationalism
Sorry, but it is historical fact that the German National Socialists was a nationalist party.
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Americans Are Ditching Public Transit Thanks to Capitalism
Americans don’t like public transit, and you can’t blame them. Inconvenience, ineffectiveness, and sluggishness are some of the main issues they often complain about when explaining why they aren’t taking the bus or riding the metro these days.
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Why JPM Coin Makes Perfect Sense
Using an encrypted digital ledger – one that substitutes hashes for trust – eliminates vast numbers of layers and time. Time and trust equal counterparty risk. Automating this with blockchain drops the costs to a small fraction while increasing certainty.
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JPM Coin Shows Why History Matters for Blockchain Technology
Financial intermediaries that might not stand a chance against blockchain technology were it allowed to develop in a vacuum instead might be strengthened by it.
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The First New Deal Ruined Energy Innovation
We will never know for sure how much more quickly green-energy technologies might have developed if the New Deal had not squelched the sector by subsidizing its dirty alternative.
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Manufacturing Output Retreated in January as Vehicle Production Plunged
Industrial production fell 0.6 percent in January as vehicle assemblies fell 13.7 percent. The weak report continues a string of disappointing economic data and justifies a cautious outlook. However, economic expansion remains the most likely path.
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The Amazon Deal Was An Outrage From the Beginning
There is never any good reason for government to subsidize a private company. Such handouts are appalling in their cronyism, in addition to being a sign of economic ignorance.
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AOC Thinks Standing in Line Is Undignified Work, But She’s Wrong
Unfortunately, it didn’t cross the privileged lawmaker’s mind that, perhaps, this type of exchange is beneficial to those in line. After all, they accepted to stand in for a lobbyist in exchange for money whereas they could be outside in the cold otherwise, making no money or having to beg for change.
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The Real History of the American Income Tax
Income tax history provides many lessons on both the effects and perils of high rates.
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The Nightmare Fairyland of the Green New Dealers
If the Green New Dealers have their way, the interventionist state will be taken to an entirely new and more destructive level as one great plan for global salvation is imposed on everyone, everywhere, with no avenues of escape in our age of electronic Big Brother surveillance and control.
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The Many Problems With the Ideology of Nationalism
Sorry, but it is historical fact that the German National Socialists was a nationalist party.
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Americans Are Ditching Public Transit Thanks to Capitalism
Americans don’t like public transit, and you can’t blame them. Inconvenience, ineffectiveness, and sluggishness are some of the main issues they often complain about when explaining why they aren’t taking the bus or riding the metro these days.
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Why JPM Coin Makes Perfect Sense
Using an encrypted digital ledger – one that substitutes hashes for trust – eliminates vast numbers of layers and time. Time and trust equal counterparty risk. Automating this with blockchain drops the costs to a small fraction while increasing certainty.
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JPM Coin Shows Why History Matters for Blockchain Technology
Financial intermediaries that might not stand a chance against blockchain technology were it allowed to develop in a vacuum instead might be strengthened by it.
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•
The First New Deal Ruined Energy Innovation
We will never know for sure how much more quickly green-energy technologies might have developed if the New Deal had not squelched the sector by subsidizing its dirty alternative.
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•
Manufacturing Output Retreated in January as Vehicle Production Plunged
Industrial production fell 0.6 percent in January as vehicle assemblies fell 13.7 percent. The weak report continues a string of disappointing economic data and justifies a cautious outlook. However, economic expansion remains the most likely path.
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•
The Amazon Deal Was An Outrage From the Beginning
There is never any good reason for government to subsidize a private company. Such handouts are appalling in their cronyism, in addition to being a sign of economic ignorance.
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•
AOC Thinks Standing in Line Is Undignified Work, But She’s Wrong
Unfortunately, it didn’t cross the privileged lawmaker’s mind that, perhaps, this type of exchange is beneficial to those in line. After all, they accepted to stand in for a lobbyist in exchange for money whereas they could be outside in the cold otherwise, making no money or having to beg for change.
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The Real History of the American Income Tax
Income tax history provides many lessons on both the effects and perils of high rates.