Daily Economy
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Beyond the Size of Government
People favor expansive government for different reasons and will want that government to do very different things, depending on their ultimate beliefs. Those beliefs will also typically lead them to support a government that is active in one area but not others.
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Purchasing Managers Suggest Solid Growth but Lingering Concerns in January
Reports from the Institute for Supply Management suggest still-solid levels of current activity with elevated levels of uncertainty regarding the future.
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How A Super Bowl Ad Could Help Unravel Government Farm Subsidies
Super Bowl commercials are one of the last bastions of truly mass media – where a 30-second spot can start a national conversation. The ads from Anheuser-Busch alleging that its competitors Coors Light and Miller Lite use corn syrup while it does not just might be a moment that gets people talking about government’s role…
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AIER’s Marvelous Publishing Program
The urge to censor is the tribute that government pays to the power of ideas.
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Debts and Deficits are Out of Control
Government spending and borrowing has been and will continue to be seriously out of control, with dire longer-run consequences if not addressed, while addressing it would be far less of a fiscal disaster than it will be if the country is left to follow its current course.
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The Game was Fine but the Ads Were Wonderful
Advertising, an extension of the freedom of speech, is ultimately about celebrating that of which Gladys Knight sang: “the land of the free.”
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What It Really Means to Want Something
This ambiguity of the verb “to want” means that we must beware of political polls.
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It’s the Small Things, Like Hershey’s Kisses, that Matter
Want to become a champion of liberty? Eschew historicism. Be suspicious of grand millenarian eschatologies. Learn to love the little things in life. Celebrate every individual’s right to choose how they live their lives. Smile when you think of every box of chocolate given and received this February 14th.
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Imagine a Clock that Doesn’t Surveil You
It is like a living thing in your presence. It speaks with great profundity, the erudition achieved through wordless regularity.
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The End of Agriculture As We Know It
Our lives are on the brink of an enormous change, and something that has been a part of human life (and the foundation of society) for several thousand years is about to be changed utterly and drastically reduced.
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Beyond the Size of Government
People favor expansive government for different reasons and will want that government to do very different things, depending on their ultimate beliefs. Those beliefs will also typically lead them to support a government that is active in one area but not others.
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•
Purchasing Managers Suggest Solid Growth but Lingering Concerns in January
Reports from the Institute for Supply Management suggest still-solid levels of current activity with elevated levels of uncertainty regarding the future.
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•
How A Super Bowl Ad Could Help Unravel Government Farm Subsidies
Super Bowl commercials are one of the last bastions of truly mass media – where a 30-second spot can start a national conversation. The ads from Anheuser-Busch alleging that its competitors Coors Light and Miller Lite use corn syrup while it does not just might be a moment that gets people talking about government’s role…
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AIER’s Marvelous Publishing Program
The urge to censor is the tribute that government pays to the power of ideas.
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•
Debts and Deficits are Out of Control
Government spending and borrowing has been and will continue to be seriously out of control, with dire longer-run consequences if not addressed, while addressing it would be far less of a fiscal disaster than it will be if the country is left to follow its current course.
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•
The Game was Fine but the Ads Were Wonderful
Advertising, an extension of the freedom of speech, is ultimately about celebrating that of which Gladys Knight sang: “the land of the free.”
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•
What It Really Means to Want Something
This ambiguity of the verb “to want” means that we must beware of political polls.
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•
It’s the Small Things, Like Hershey’s Kisses, that Matter
Want to become a champion of liberty? Eschew historicism. Be suspicious of grand millenarian eschatologies. Learn to love the little things in life. Celebrate every individual’s right to choose how they live their lives. Smile when you think of every box of chocolate given and received this February 14th.
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•
Imagine a Clock that Doesn’t Surveil You
It is like a living thing in your presence. It speaks with great profundity, the erudition achieved through wordless regularity.
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•
The End of Agriculture As We Know It
Our lives are on the brink of an enormous change, and something that has been a part of human life (and the foundation of society) for several thousand years is about to be changed utterly and drastically reduced.