Daily Economy
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The Inconvenient Truth About the Green New Deal
Nowhere has our public discourse failed us more egregiously than on the environment and climate change.
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ISM Manufacturing PMI Rose in November With Most Components Suggesting Faster Expansion
The ISM PMI rose in November with broad-based gains among the components. The results suggest continued expansion for the manufacturing sector.
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The Real Significance of the French Tax Revolt
For two weeks in France, and now Belgium and the Netherlands, a European Spring has been building. What we see in Paris today might be the end of social democracy as we know it, and what comes in its place is what the battle of ideas today is really about.
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Make the Trade Truce Permanent
Do you desire the well-being of all peoples in the world? Free trade is a wonderful way to see this realized. Tariffs only end in spreading misery, a classic case of man’s inhumanity to man. The sooner the U.S. administration realizes this, the better off everyone will be.
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All Markets are Sharing Economies
Market prices weave consumers together with each other, and with producers, into a humane and peaceful community of sharers.
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It’s a Snap to Abolish the Fed
Wouldn’t the world fall apart? Not at all. I predict that the news would be front page for the usual 48-hour news cycle and then the world would move on. No big deal. There is no downside. And a huge upside. All it requires is some political courage.
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Indiana’s Colleges Are Not Letting Students Flourish
In Indiana, the outlook of freedom of speech on campus is particularly troubling, with only 3 out of 16 universities upholding policies that protect free speech.
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Walmart’s Mental Health Clinic Is Responding to the Market’s Needs
The market provides, even when nobody expects it to. That’s the lesson we’ve learned from Walmart, whose Texas mental health clinic is helping customers in need.
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In The Fifth Risk, Author Michael Lewis Wants You to Appreciate Government
The rose-colored tint on the glasses through Michael Lewis views government is vibrant and intense, but for libertarians who want to see real, practical, and attainable change in the near term, Lewis’ arguments are worth taking seriously.
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Humility Is Extremely Scarce in Politics
The truth is that when you live, as I do, in Arlington ,Virginia , and work near Washington, D.C., you know all too well that humility is a very scarce commodity.
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The Inconvenient Truth About the Green New Deal
Nowhere has our public discourse failed us more egregiously than on the environment and climate change.
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•
ISM Manufacturing PMI Rose in November With Most Components Suggesting Faster Expansion
The ISM PMI rose in November with broad-based gains among the components. The results suggest continued expansion for the manufacturing sector.
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•
The Real Significance of the French Tax Revolt
For two weeks in France, and now Belgium and the Netherlands, a European Spring has been building. What we see in Paris today might be the end of social democracy as we know it, and what comes in its place is what the battle of ideas today is really about.
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Make the Trade Truce Permanent
Do you desire the well-being of all peoples in the world? Free trade is a wonderful way to see this realized. Tariffs only end in spreading misery, a classic case of man’s inhumanity to man. The sooner the U.S. administration realizes this, the better off everyone will be.
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•
All Markets are Sharing Economies
Market prices weave consumers together with each other, and with producers, into a humane and peaceful community of sharers.
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•
It’s a Snap to Abolish the Fed
Wouldn’t the world fall apart? Not at all. I predict that the news would be front page for the usual 48-hour news cycle and then the world would move on. No big deal. There is no downside. And a huge upside. All it requires is some political courage.
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Indiana’s Colleges Are Not Letting Students Flourish
In Indiana, the outlook of freedom of speech on campus is particularly troubling, with only 3 out of 16 universities upholding policies that protect free speech.
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•
Walmart’s Mental Health Clinic Is Responding to the Market’s Needs
The market provides, even when nobody expects it to. That’s the lesson we’ve learned from Walmart, whose Texas mental health clinic is helping customers in need.
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•
In The Fifth Risk, Author Michael Lewis Wants You to Appreciate Government
The rose-colored tint on the glasses through Michael Lewis views government is vibrant and intense, but for libertarians who want to see real, practical, and attainable change in the near term, Lewis’ arguments are worth taking seriously.
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Humility Is Extremely Scarce in Politics
The truth is that when you live, as I do, in Arlington ,Virginia , and work near Washington, D.C., you know all too well that humility is a very scarce commodity.