Daily Economy
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How Government Stifles Choice and Competition at the Pump
Government subsidies and regulations are usually a mess. Each rule or payment might have its own laudable goal in a vacuum. But in many industries, aided by politics and corporate lobbying, the laws pile up on each other, twisting markets until economic logic seemingly doesn’t apply.
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What Is AIER and What Is It Doing? (Videos)
Two new videos tell a short story of our history and reveal some of what we are doing today.
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The Revolutionary Economic Achievement of Platforms
Twenty years from now, people will look back at our current practices of exclusive ownership and storage with bewilderment. They will wonder what life was like before platforms made our lives richer, better, and less wasteful.
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Why this Mattress Company Went Belly Up
Historically, unsustainable debt service levels and distorted commercial decision-making are frequently precipitated by artificially low interest rates.
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How Taylor Swift Could Use Her Political Stance For Good
The singer should become more educated as to how the number one perpetrator of racism in her state operates. And when that day comes then perhaps she will be using her star power to be part of the call for complete criminal justice reform — an even more meaningful political revolution.
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The Best Trade Policy Is to Ignore Other Governments’ Trade Policies
Governments should treat each others’ economic policies as given, if only because almost all government interventions artificially help some producers and hurt others. Because every government is forever grasping for excuses to protect politically powerful domestic producers from foreign competition, each government can find such excuses in even the most mundane actions of foreign governments.
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The Circus Distracted Us While Congress Pillaged the Country
Remember when Republicans under the previous President fought for some semblance of fiscal responsibility and for a return to regular order in the budget-making process? That time is long gone.
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Here Is What Happened to Social Harmony
The violent hatreds, tribalisms, acts of revenge, and never-ending escalation of the war between left and right (and between races, religions, sexes, and classes) are exactly what you would expect to get when you attempt to organize life according to the zero-sum game that is politics.
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Quinn Slobodian and the Academic Attack on Mises and Hayek
Academic works such as Quinn Slobodian’s Globalists demonstrate that the anti-capitalists and anti-liberals are determined to make their case through factual fabrications and scandalous misinterpretations of what classical liberals such as Ludwig von Mises and Friedrich A. Hayek really said and advocated.
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How Government Stifles Choice and Competition at the Pump
Government subsidies and regulations are usually a mess. Each rule or payment might have its own laudable goal in a vacuum. But in many industries, aided by politics and corporate lobbying, the laws pile up on each other, twisting markets until economic logic seemingly doesn’t apply.
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•
What Is AIER and What Is It Doing? (Videos)
Two new videos tell a short story of our history and reveal some of what we are doing today.
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•
The Revolutionary Economic Achievement of Platforms
Twenty years from now, people will look back at our current practices of exclusive ownership and storage with bewilderment. They will wonder what life was like before platforms made our lives richer, better, and less wasteful.
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•
Why this Mattress Company Went Belly Up
Historically, unsustainable debt service levels and distorted commercial decision-making are frequently precipitated by artificially low interest rates.
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•
How Taylor Swift Could Use Her Political Stance For Good
The singer should become more educated as to how the number one perpetrator of racism in her state operates. And when that day comes then perhaps she will be using her star power to be part of the call for complete criminal justice reform — an even more meaningful political revolution.
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•
The Best Trade Policy Is to Ignore Other Governments’ Trade Policies
Governments should treat each others’ economic policies as given, if only because almost all government interventions artificially help some producers and hurt others. Because every government is forever grasping for excuses to protect politically powerful domestic producers from foreign competition, each government can find such excuses in even the most mundane actions of foreign governments.
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•
The Circus Distracted Us While Congress Pillaged the Country
Remember when Republicans under the previous President fought for some semblance of fiscal responsibility and for a return to regular order in the budget-making process? That time is long gone.
-
•
Here Is What Happened to Social Harmony
The violent hatreds, tribalisms, acts of revenge, and never-ending escalation of the war between left and right (and between races, religions, sexes, and classes) are exactly what you would expect to get when you attempt to organize life according to the zero-sum game that is politics.
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•
Quinn Slobodian and the Academic Attack on Mises and Hayek
Academic works such as Quinn Slobodian’s Globalists demonstrate that the anti-capitalists and anti-liberals are determined to make their case through factual fabrications and scandalous misinterpretations of what classical liberals such as Ludwig von Mises and Friedrich A. Hayek really said and advocated.