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Why Big Oil Is Now Fighting to Keep the Inflation Reduction Act Alive
Fossil fuel companies shifted big investments into technologies that capture not just carbon, but big subsidies and tax breaks.
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Congressional Republicans Will Undermine DOGE if They Won’t Budge on Spending
How can the new administration slash spending and red tape, if beltway insiders won’t trim even the most wasteful programs?
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Business Conditions Monthly October 2024
A cautiously optimistic outlook for 2025 is tempered by risks of serious disruption: tariffs, faltering disinflation, fiscal disputes, and stratospheric equity valuations.
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The Social Security Fairness Act Is a $200 Billion Handout to Government Employees
Lame-duck Senate will decide whether people with public sector pensions can double dip at the expense of everyone else.
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How the DOJ’s Antitrust Case Against Spirit Made the Strongest Airlines Stronger
A mangled attempt to preserve competition among the smallest budget airlines has ensured the market dominance of the largest.
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What Happened at the 2024 AIER Monetary Conference: Building a Better Fed Framework?
A jam-packed day of monetary history, theory, policy, and their real-world effects. Watch the video for free today!
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Calling Housing a Right Won’t Solve the Supply Crisis
Calling housing a right won’t solve the affordability crisis. Allowing more homebuilding could.
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How Government Feeds Spurious Support for Protectionism
Tariff increases might make good political sense, but they are bad economic policy.
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In Bolivia, Central Planning Comes Home to Roost
Bolivia has fueled the expansion of its bureaucratic machine with unsustainable debt and intolerable meddling in business affairs.
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How Billionaires Became an Endangered Species in Norway
High and often irrational wealth taxes have driven entrepreneurs and earners out of Norway, and the Socialist Party seems happy to see them go.
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Why Big Oil Is Now Fighting to Keep the Inflation Reduction Act Alive
Fossil fuel companies shifted big investments into technologies that capture not just carbon, but big subsidies and tax breaks.
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•
Congressional Republicans Will Undermine DOGE if They Won’t Budge on Spending
How can the new administration slash spending and red tape, if beltway insiders won’t trim even the most wasteful programs?
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•
Business Conditions Monthly October 2024
A cautiously optimistic outlook for 2025 is tempered by risks of serious disruption: tariffs, faltering disinflation, fiscal disputes, and stratospheric equity valuations.
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•
The Social Security Fairness Act Is a $200 Billion Handout to Government Employees
Lame-duck Senate will decide whether people with public sector pensions can double dip at the expense of everyone else.
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•
How the DOJ’s Antitrust Case Against Spirit Made the Strongest Airlines Stronger
A mangled attempt to preserve competition among the smallest budget airlines has ensured the market dominance of the largest.
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•
What Happened at the 2024 AIER Monetary Conference: Building a Better Fed Framework?
A jam-packed day of monetary history, theory, policy, and their real-world effects. Watch the video for free today!
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•
Calling Housing a Right Won’t Solve the Supply Crisis
Calling housing a right won’t solve the affordability crisis. Allowing more homebuilding could.
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•
How Government Feeds Spurious Support for Protectionism
Tariff increases might make good political sense, but they are bad economic policy.
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•
In Bolivia, Central Planning Comes Home to Roost
Bolivia has fueled the expansion of its bureaucratic machine with unsustainable debt and intolerable meddling in business affairs.
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•
How Billionaires Became an Endangered Species in Norway
High and often irrational wealth taxes have driven entrepreneurs and earners out of Norway, and the Socialist Party seems happy to see them go.