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The Fed’s Climate Research Is Beyond Flawed
The Federal Reserve can barely do the job it was assigned. Why is it pouring funds into biased climate research?
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The Retreat of DEI in Corporate America
Companies are dropping political performance and returning their attention to the bottom line.
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Does Winning High Office Signal Low Virtue?
Dishonest, unethical, and ignorant people tend to be rewarded with political power. We should keep trying, anyway.
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Can We Revive a Culture of Free Speech?
Free speech is The Indispensable Right, our core humanity. It might also be the antidote for the ‘age of rage.’
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The Case for Eliminating Property Taxes: What North Dakota’s Vote Means for True Homeownership
Eliminating property taxes, or better yet income taxes, makes a state an attractive destination. But neither works without spending cuts.
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Adam Smith on Why Executioners Are So Well Paid
Personal preference plays a huge role in labor markets. Even our moral distaste can be priced.
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DC Is Hindering Online Learning Programs
Universities recognize changing demand by students and employers. But some regulators want to keep them from adapting.
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What Marx, Jacobin, and Piketty Fail to Understand about Wealth Creation
Wealth doesn’t just happen. Its creation – or not – is the result of choices, incentives, risk, and investment.
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Even After Taxes, The Rich Fund Their ‘Fair Share’ of Progress
The ultra-rich overpay for luxuries before they become ordinary and affordable: their consumption fuels our collective future.
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Could the Net Cost of a Child Be Zero Dollars?
Kids are expensive, but the marriage premium may total $1 million over a lifetime.
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The Fed’s Climate Research Is Beyond Flawed
The Federal Reserve can barely do the job it was assigned. Why is it pouring funds into biased climate research?
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•
The Retreat of DEI in Corporate America
Companies are dropping political performance and returning their attention to the bottom line.
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•
Does Winning High Office Signal Low Virtue?
Dishonest, unethical, and ignorant people tend to be rewarded with political power. We should keep trying, anyway.
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•
Can We Revive a Culture of Free Speech?
Free speech is The Indispensable Right, our core humanity. It might also be the antidote for the ‘age of rage.’
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•
The Case for Eliminating Property Taxes: What North Dakota’s Vote Means for True Homeownership
Eliminating property taxes, or better yet income taxes, makes a state an attractive destination. But neither works without spending cuts.
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•
Adam Smith on Why Executioners Are So Well Paid
Personal preference plays a huge role in labor markets. Even our moral distaste can be priced.
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•
DC Is Hindering Online Learning Programs
Universities recognize changing demand by students and employers. But some regulators want to keep them from adapting.
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•
What Marx, Jacobin, and Piketty Fail to Understand about Wealth Creation
Wealth doesn’t just happen. Its creation – or not – is the result of choices, incentives, risk, and investment.
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•
Even After Taxes, The Rich Fund Their ‘Fair Share’ of Progress
The ultra-rich overpay for luxuries before they become ordinary and affordable: their consumption fuels our collective future.
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•
Could the Net Cost of a Child Be Zero Dollars?
Kids are expensive, but the marriage premium may total $1 million over a lifetime.