Daily Economy
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How a Strong Private Sector Will Address Climate Change
A world with a changing climate will desperately need a strong private sector.
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The Childcare Shortage Is Not a Mystery
Daycare for all is a great idea. A new government program is the worst possible way to get there.
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About this Proposal to End Air Travel
How to account for the existence of a document – widely trumpeted by the media – which proposes that we replace modern life for totalitarian government control?
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Against Government Coercion? Not So Much
Either the president still doesn’t understand that American consumers pay a large chunk of these tariffs (and that these tariffs are bad for the overall U.S. economy) or he is truly proud to penalize Americans who buy foreign goods that he doesn’t approve of.
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Why Centrally Planned War Cannot Work
All organized activities face challenges posed by knowledge problems, and warfare is no exception.
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Are Republicans Turning Against Markets?
No, we do not exist to serve markets; markets exist to serve all people through the freedom to create, trade, and live a better life.
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The U.S. Trade Deficit Narrowed in November
The U.S. trade deficit decreased slightly in November reflecting a smaller deficit in goods and a smaller surplus in services. Uncertainty over trade policy could restrain hiring and capital investment for some industries and threaten the broader economic outlook.
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Why MMT (Ultimately) Doesn’t Matter
MMT is an academically-garbed attempt to overcome the unwelcome fact that governments are as bound by economic limits as firms and individuals are. Yet liberty always triumphs.
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No Complex Society Can Be Socialist
“Tonight,” Trump said, “we renew our resolve that America will never be a socialist country.” Indeed no complex society can be.
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Lighthouses Were Always Private, Until Government Took Them Over
There was nothing inherent to the lighthouse that made it a public good. It was a public good because government regulation made it so.
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How a Strong Private Sector Will Address Climate Change
A world with a changing climate will desperately need a strong private sector.
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•
The Childcare Shortage Is Not a Mystery
Daycare for all is a great idea. A new government program is the worst possible way to get there.
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•
About this Proposal to End Air Travel
How to account for the existence of a document – widely trumpeted by the media – which proposes that we replace modern life for totalitarian government control?
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Against Government Coercion? Not So Much
Either the president still doesn’t understand that American consumers pay a large chunk of these tariffs (and that these tariffs are bad for the overall U.S. economy) or he is truly proud to penalize Americans who buy foreign goods that he doesn’t approve of.
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Why Centrally Planned War Cannot Work
All organized activities face challenges posed by knowledge problems, and warfare is no exception.
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Are Republicans Turning Against Markets?
No, we do not exist to serve markets; markets exist to serve all people through the freedom to create, trade, and live a better life.
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•
The U.S. Trade Deficit Narrowed in November
The U.S. trade deficit decreased slightly in November reflecting a smaller deficit in goods and a smaller surplus in services. Uncertainty over trade policy could restrain hiring and capital investment for some industries and threaten the broader economic outlook.
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•
Why MMT (Ultimately) Doesn’t Matter
MMT is an academically-garbed attempt to overcome the unwelcome fact that governments are as bound by economic limits as firms and individuals are. Yet liberty always triumphs.
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•
No Complex Society Can Be Socialist
“Tonight,” Trump said, “we renew our resolve that America will never be a socialist country.” Indeed no complex society can be.
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Lighthouses Were Always Private, Until Government Took Them Over
There was nothing inherent to the lighthouse that made it a public good. It was a public good because government regulation made it so.