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Bitcoin Bests $100,000
After 16 years and many milestones, Bitcoin’s supporters and proponents can regard their patience and insight as having been vindicated.
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Poker is Fun, AI is Intimidating: Nate Silver Tries to Find Overlap
Silver’s book is a muddled mess, but the individual pieces are interesting.
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The Commercial Mortgage Crisis Deepens
An increasing number of commercial properties are in financial distress and running out of options for refinancing relief.
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Are We Doomed To Relive Nixon-Era Inflation?
A fluctuating value of money and debt tips the scales to make winners and losers. Government wins more of our wealth. Everyone else suffers.
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Trouble Tax: We All Pay a Time Price for Bureaucratic Dysfunction
Bureaucracies save money by wasting your time. Government bureaucracies can compel you to waste it.
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How the Ancient Greeks ‘Protected’ Democracy — and What It Teaches Us Today
The Athenian practice of exiling citizens who allegedly posed a threat to democracy sounds crude, but also familiar.
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Is Inflation in 2024 Fueled by Supply or Demand?
Pandemics, storms, and supply chains gaps comprise just 8.3 percent of inflation since 2020. 90 percent is fueled by increased spending (demand).
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How Can Irrational People Sustain Rational Markets?
No one acting within markets needs to aim at generating beneficial system-wide outcomes. Such outcomes emerge spontaneously.
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Motorcycle Shop Becomes a Zero-Price Concert Venue
A zero-cost concert venue reveals coordination to reduce transaction costs and seek collaborative solutions.
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Job Seekers Face Tough Market, While Government Gaslights Them About It
Americans’ continued frustrations are at odds with reports of a strong, stable job market.
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•
Bitcoin Bests $100,000
After 16 years and many milestones, Bitcoin’s supporters and proponents can regard their patience and insight as having been vindicated.
-
•
Poker is Fun, AI is Intimidating: Nate Silver Tries to Find Overlap
Silver’s book is a muddled mess, but the individual pieces are interesting.
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•
The Commercial Mortgage Crisis Deepens
An increasing number of commercial properties are in financial distress and running out of options for refinancing relief.
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•
Are We Doomed To Relive Nixon-Era Inflation?
A fluctuating value of money and debt tips the scales to make winners and losers. Government wins more of our wealth. Everyone else suffers.
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•
Trouble Tax: We All Pay a Time Price for Bureaucratic Dysfunction
Bureaucracies save money by wasting your time. Government bureaucracies can compel you to waste it.
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•
How the Ancient Greeks ‘Protected’ Democracy — and What It Teaches Us Today
The Athenian practice of exiling citizens who allegedly posed a threat to democracy sounds crude, but also familiar.
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•
Is Inflation in 2024 Fueled by Supply or Demand?
Pandemics, storms, and supply chains gaps comprise just 8.3 percent of inflation since 2020. 90 percent is fueled by increased spending (demand).
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•
How Can Irrational People Sustain Rational Markets?
No one acting within markets needs to aim at generating beneficial system-wide outcomes. Such outcomes emerge spontaneously.
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•
Motorcycle Shop Becomes a Zero-Price Concert Venue
A zero-cost concert venue reveals coordination to reduce transaction costs and seek collaborative solutions.
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•
Job Seekers Face Tough Market, While Government Gaslights Them About It
Americans’ continued frustrations are at odds with reports of a strong, stable job market.