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Federalism in Action: How States Drive National Change
Which of our 50 labs of democracy reveal the fiscal practices and regulatory reforms that fuel growth?
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The Federal Debt Just Eclipsed $36 Trillion
If people followed Congress’s financial plan, they would have a credit card debt of over $445,000 against an income of $57,150.
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Hatred Will Destroy You: A Review of ‘Hitler’s People’
Sixty million ‘ordinary’ Germans let a demagogue kindle hatred inside them. Only our principles prevent us from becoming the tools of totalitarian horrors.
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Is Taxation the Source of the US Dollar’s Strength?
The dollar’s relative value stems from its reserve status in global trade and confidence in the US investment markets.
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Deregulatory Lessons from Argentina: How Javier Milei Lowered Rent Prices 40%
Before the Lipovetzky Law, Argentine landlords and tenants typically agreed on semiannual rent adjustments, with room for renegotiation.
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Building the Future the Past Promised
‘The Conservative Futurist’ offers convincing explanations for the Great Stagnation, and an interesting set of policy proposals to unleash economic growth, fueling technological progress.
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The Bestseller ‘Slow Down’ Perpetuates a Major Myth about Capitalism
It is time for degrowthers like Kohei Saito to quit idolizing coercive government power and start subjecting it to at least as much scrutiny as private capital.
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Business Conditions Monthly September 2024
Economic growth in the months ahead will hinge on lagging consumption, and developments in labor markets and monetary policy.
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Green Activists Are Coming for Your Money
The “green” transition isn’t a pursuit of a low-carbon world so much as a scheme to defraud ordinary people and expand a few green elites’ bank accounts.
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Federalism in Action: How States Drive National Change
Which of our 50 labs of democracy reveal the fiscal practices and regulatory reforms that fuel growth?
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•
The Federal Debt Just Eclipsed $36 Trillion
If people followed Congress’s financial plan, they would have a credit card debt of over $445,000 against an income of $57,150.
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•
Hatred Will Destroy You: A Review of ‘Hitler’s People’
Sixty million ‘ordinary’ Germans let a demagogue kindle hatred inside them. Only our principles prevent us from becoming the tools of totalitarian horrors.
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•
Is Taxation the Source of the US Dollar’s Strength?
The dollar’s relative value stems from its reserve status in global trade and confidence in the US investment markets.
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•
Deregulatory Lessons from Argentina: How Javier Milei Lowered Rent Prices 40%
Before the Lipovetzky Law, Argentine landlords and tenants typically agreed on semiannual rent adjustments, with room for renegotiation.
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•
Building the Future the Past Promised
‘The Conservative Futurist’ offers convincing explanations for the Great Stagnation, and an interesting set of policy proposals to unleash economic growth, fueling technological progress.
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•
The Bestseller ‘Slow Down’ Perpetuates a Major Myth about Capitalism
It is time for degrowthers like Kohei Saito to quit idolizing coercive government power and start subjecting it to at least as much scrutiny as private capital.
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•
Business Conditions Monthly September 2024
Economic growth in the months ahead will hinge on lagging consumption, and developments in labor markets and monetary policy.
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•
Green Activists Are Coming for Your Money
The “green” transition isn’t a pursuit of a low-carbon world so much as a scheme to defraud ordinary people and expand a few green elites’ bank accounts.