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Scrapped Ventilators and Sovereign Wealth: Why Central Planners Shouldn’t Invest
Cutting waste at USAID while launching an utterly doomed Sovereign Wealth Fund is incongruous at best.
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What Milei Got Wrong About Market Failure—and Why It Matters
The theory of market failure is a powerful tool for understanding the appropriate limits of government.
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Why’s Kendrick Lamar Receiving $0 to Perform at the Super Bowl?
The NFL expects half-time headliners to work for free, and they’re happy to. If both parties believe they’re better off, nobody’s being exploited.
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The Fed’s Inflation Fumble Spiked Your Super Bowl Costs
Inflation seems to be taking a time-out, but high prices are here to stay. What will your pizza and beer cost this year?
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Federal Agencies Stack Their Courts Against You
Administrative agencies win 92 percent of cases heard in their own shadow courts, but just 55 percent before an impartial court.
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Defund NPR? It’s About Time
Congressionally funded media outlets are a teaspoon in the ocean of federal spending. But scrapping them is more important than you think.
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Deficit-to-GDP Ratio Near World War II Levels, CBO Finds
America’s addiction to deficit spending is out of control. But Congress lacks the courage to defuse this time bomb.
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The Nvidia Way: How Nvidia Became the Most Valuable Company in History
CEO Jen-Hsun Huang’s leadership style is at the heart of a new book detailing the tech company’s stratospheric rise.
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Ditching Corporate DEI Excess Is Not ‘Right Wing’
Corporations have been so steeped in politics and culture wars that many people believe neutrality is an extreme position.
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Kirzner’s Entrepreneur and the Hero’s Journey
To discover and create, we need the freedom to venture into the unknown. There, we confront the unimagined, and transmute it into treasure.
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Scrapped Ventilators and Sovereign Wealth: Why Central Planners Shouldn’t Invest
Cutting waste at USAID while launching an utterly doomed Sovereign Wealth Fund is incongruous at best.
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•
What Milei Got Wrong About Market Failure—and Why It Matters
The theory of market failure is a powerful tool for understanding the appropriate limits of government.
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•
Why’s Kendrick Lamar Receiving $0 to Perform at the Super Bowl?
The NFL expects half-time headliners to work for free, and they’re happy to. If both parties believe they’re better off, nobody’s being exploited.
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•
The Fed’s Inflation Fumble Spiked Your Super Bowl Costs
Inflation seems to be taking a time-out, but high prices are here to stay. What will your pizza and beer cost this year?
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•
Federal Agencies Stack Their Courts Against You
Administrative agencies win 92 percent of cases heard in their own shadow courts, but just 55 percent before an impartial court.
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•
Defund NPR? It’s About Time
Congressionally funded media outlets are a teaspoon in the ocean of federal spending. But scrapping them is more important than you think.
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•
Deficit-to-GDP Ratio Near World War II Levels, CBO Finds
America’s addiction to deficit spending is out of control. But Congress lacks the courage to defuse this time bomb.
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•
The Nvidia Way: How Nvidia Became the Most Valuable Company in History
CEO Jen-Hsun Huang’s leadership style is at the heart of a new book detailing the tech company’s stratospheric rise.
-
•
Ditching Corporate DEI Excess Is Not ‘Right Wing’
Corporations have been so steeped in politics and culture wars that many people believe neutrality is an extreme position.
-
•
Kirzner’s Entrepreneur and the Hero’s Journey
To discover and create, we need the freedom to venture into the unknown. There, we confront the unimagined, and transmute it into treasure.