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Are Cryptoassets Securities? A Lawsuit Against the SEC May Decide
Crypto.com is pursuing a declaratory judgment that tokens traded on its exchange were not created by investment contracts, and so are not securities. The outcome remains to be seen.
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The Costco Butter Recall of 2024 Is Not What You Think
The FDA should step in only when markets can’t. The Costco butter debacle shows how rarely that actually happens.
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What’s Next for the Fed? Find Out December 2
AIER will gather scholars and experts at George Washington University for our inaugural monetary conference: “Building a Better Fed Framework.”
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Why Fewer Are Trying to Climb the Corporate Ladder
More independent employees seek to earn a living without surrendering their natural liberties.
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It Is Not 1938: Misusing Historical Analogies and Inflating Threats
The US is a remarkably stable global military power. Attempts to anchor us to key moments of past are usually lazy intellectual shortcuts, with sinister intentions.
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Don’t Dread Dwindling Disinflation
Both the growth of the money supply and the climb of consumer prices are are starting to level off.
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Gold-Backed or Bust: Judy Shelton’s Plan to Tame the Fed and Restore the Dollar
‘Good as Gold’ makes the case for exchangeability. Currency should be a standard the people can rely on, not a lever for the powerful.
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Yes, You Can Parent Too Gently
To thrive in a complicated world, kids should be nurtured with both validation and structure.
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AIER’s Everyday Price Index Declines for Third Straight Month in October 2024
Some spending categories saw persistent inflation above the Fed’s target, but other sectors actually saw prices decline.
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De-Dollarization: Do Stats Reveal a Threat from BRICS Economies?
The US dollar is losing its influence. Many countries are ready to embrace a multi-currency global future.
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Are Cryptoassets Securities? A Lawsuit Against the SEC May Decide
Crypto.com is pursuing a declaratory judgment that tokens traded on its exchange were not created by investment contracts, and so are not securities. The outcome remains to be seen.
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•
The Costco Butter Recall of 2024 Is Not What You Think
The FDA should step in only when markets can’t. The Costco butter debacle shows how rarely that actually happens.
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•
What’s Next for the Fed? Find Out December 2
AIER will gather scholars and experts at George Washington University for our inaugural monetary conference: “Building a Better Fed Framework.”
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•
Why Fewer Are Trying to Climb the Corporate Ladder
More independent employees seek to earn a living without surrendering their natural liberties.
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•
It Is Not 1938: Misusing Historical Analogies and Inflating Threats
The US is a remarkably stable global military power. Attempts to anchor us to key moments of past are usually lazy intellectual shortcuts, with sinister intentions.
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•
Don’t Dread Dwindling Disinflation
Both the growth of the money supply and the climb of consumer prices are are starting to level off.
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•
Gold-Backed or Bust: Judy Shelton’s Plan to Tame the Fed and Restore the Dollar
‘Good as Gold’ makes the case for exchangeability. Currency should be a standard the people can rely on, not a lever for the powerful.
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•
Yes, You Can Parent Too Gently
To thrive in a complicated world, kids should be nurtured with both validation and structure.
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•
AIER’s Everyday Price Index Declines for Third Straight Month in October 2024
Some spending categories saw persistent inflation above the Fed’s target, but other sectors actually saw prices decline.
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•
De-Dollarization: Do Stats Reveal a Threat from BRICS Economies?
The US dollar is losing its influence. Many countries are ready to embrace a multi-currency global future.