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The States’ War on ESG
ESG advocates’ bait-and-switch deception has forced legislators to scrutinize how their state assets are managed. Maximizing returns, not political causes, must guide public investments.
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How the Government Makes Vaccines Less Safe
Liability waivers and government schedules undermine natural market incentives to prioritize vaccine safety.
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Trump’s School Choice Executive Order is a Good Start
Congress should further expand education freedom, but states continue to lead the way in the parent revolution.
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Voters Want Jobs and Affordable Growth — Can Democrats Adapt?
Redistribution enriches special interests rather than those in need. Democrats must recognize this and other public choice truths if they want to reach voters.
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Business Conditions Monthly December 2024
Economic conditions appeared set to improve, but renewed inflation, consumer strain, and unrelenting policy uncertainty are keeping business and investment decisions on hold.
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Cuts to Indirect Federal Grants Could Change Research for the Better
The DOGE-inspired move to cut NIH indirect expense funding has the PhD class crying foul, but its benefits for public research could be big.
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Private Equity Discovers Residential Real Estate
Distorted rents and constrained supply, the results of overregulation, have attracted the notice of institutional investors.
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DOGE Can Cut Spending, But Real Reform Must Curb Government’s Scope
Government spending totals a quarter of all economic activity. Balancing the budget will take more than rooting out waste.
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How Did 108 Economists Predict Milei’s Results Exactly Wrong?
Leading lights on the left said Milei’s free market reforms would be disastrous. Instead, they’ve been hailed as a miracle.
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Ruger, Shellenberger Testify Before Congress on USAID Waste, Abuse, and Censorship
Ruger rejected the idea that cuts to USAID would threaten US defense capabilities or weaken America’s position against China in testimony before the Senate Committee on Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs.
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The States’ War on ESG
ESG advocates’ bait-and-switch deception has forced legislators to scrutinize how their state assets are managed. Maximizing returns, not political causes, must guide public investments.
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•
How the Government Makes Vaccines Less Safe
Liability waivers and government schedules undermine natural market incentives to prioritize vaccine safety.
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•
Trump’s School Choice Executive Order is a Good Start
Congress should further expand education freedom, but states continue to lead the way in the parent revolution.
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•
Voters Want Jobs and Affordable Growth — Can Democrats Adapt?
Redistribution enriches special interests rather than those in need. Democrats must recognize this and other public choice truths if they want to reach voters.
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•
Business Conditions Monthly December 2024
Economic conditions appeared set to improve, but renewed inflation, consumer strain, and unrelenting policy uncertainty are keeping business and investment decisions on hold.
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•
Cuts to Indirect Federal Grants Could Change Research for the Better
The DOGE-inspired move to cut NIH indirect expense funding has the PhD class crying foul, but its benefits for public research could be big.
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•
Private Equity Discovers Residential Real Estate
Distorted rents and constrained supply, the results of overregulation, have attracted the notice of institutional investors.
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•
DOGE Can Cut Spending, But Real Reform Must Curb Government’s Scope
Government spending totals a quarter of all economic activity. Balancing the budget will take more than rooting out waste.
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•
How Did 108 Economists Predict Milei’s Results Exactly Wrong?
Leading lights on the left said Milei’s free market reforms would be disastrous. Instead, they’ve been hailed as a miracle.
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•
Ruger, Shellenberger Testify Before Congress on USAID Waste, Abuse, and Censorship
Ruger rejected the idea that cuts to USAID would threaten US defense capabilities or weaken America’s position against China in testimony before the Senate Committee on Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs.