Daily Economy
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The Good Guys are Winning This
The flourishing of commerce means the flourishing of everything we call civilization.
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The Market Democracy vs. Democratic Socialism
Under a regime of democratic socialism, for an individual to have the opportunity for any such changes in many aspects of life, it would be necessary for him to change enough other minds that the next time voting is held on these issues, new decisions would be made about these everyday matters.
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ISM Manufacturing PMI Reaches 14-Year High
The Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index registered a 61.3 reading in August, the highest reading since 2004. All five components of the PMI showed stronger readings in the latest month. Today’s report suggests a positive outlook for manufacturing.
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Uber Changing Transportation In Africa
Uber is now even defending the rights of those who want to be drivers but who don’t have the money to get expensive driving permits.
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It’s Not Only about Markets vs. the State
“Voluntary collective action” should be our motto. This obviously includes markets, to be sure. But there is no reason to cede the vitality, attractiveness, and exuberance of the non-profit independent sector to ownership by the state. Voluntary private organizations belong to everyone.
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The Dark Side of Crypto Entrepreneurship
Bitcoin and crypto in general are especially susceptible to shady operations. People assume two things about this sector: 1) it is too hard for normal people to understand, and 2) if you are not in, you are missing out. This is a perfect opportunity for the con man.
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The Facts about Immigration and Crime
Right now, there are few legal avenues for low-skilled immigrants to work and live in the United States. And the avenues that do exist are too bureaucratic to be usable. So when people tell you they want undocumented immigrants who currently reside in the U.S. – and who clean our homes, mow our lawns, take…
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The Jets, the Sharks, and a Trade Agreement
The following tale about trade, protectionism, and trade agreements is more realistic than it seems on the surface.
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Tyranny Can Be the Cost of Bad Public Policy
Coyne and Hall argue forcefully for cultivating a consistent anti-war ideology, one grounded in the economic analysis of the true costs of militarization.
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AIER Scholars on The Rubin Report
The Rubin Report has been an important source for the dissemination of sound economic ideas.
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The Good Guys are Winning This
The flourishing of commerce means the flourishing of everything we call civilization.
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•
The Market Democracy vs. Democratic Socialism
Under a regime of democratic socialism, for an individual to have the opportunity for any such changes in many aspects of life, it would be necessary for him to change enough other minds that the next time voting is held on these issues, new decisions would be made about these everyday matters.
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ISM Manufacturing PMI Reaches 14-Year High
The Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index registered a 61.3 reading in August, the highest reading since 2004. All five components of the PMI showed stronger readings in the latest month. Today’s report suggests a positive outlook for manufacturing.
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•
Uber Changing Transportation In Africa
Uber is now even defending the rights of those who want to be drivers but who don’t have the money to get expensive driving permits.
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•
It’s Not Only about Markets vs. the State
“Voluntary collective action” should be our motto. This obviously includes markets, to be sure. But there is no reason to cede the vitality, attractiveness, and exuberance of the non-profit independent sector to ownership by the state. Voluntary private organizations belong to everyone.
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•
The Dark Side of Crypto Entrepreneurship
Bitcoin and crypto in general are especially susceptible to shady operations. People assume two things about this sector: 1) it is too hard for normal people to understand, and 2) if you are not in, you are missing out. This is a perfect opportunity for the con man.
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•
The Facts about Immigration and Crime
Right now, there are few legal avenues for low-skilled immigrants to work and live in the United States. And the avenues that do exist are too bureaucratic to be usable. So when people tell you they want undocumented immigrants who currently reside in the U.S. – and who clean our homes, mow our lawns, take…
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•
The Jets, the Sharks, and a Trade Agreement
The following tale about trade, protectionism, and trade agreements is more realistic than it seems on the surface.
-
•
Tyranny Can Be the Cost of Bad Public Policy
Coyne and Hall argue forcefully for cultivating a consistent anti-war ideology, one grounded in the economic analysis of the true costs of militarization.
-
•
AIER Scholars on The Rubin Report
The Rubin Report has been an important source for the dissemination of sound economic ideas.