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Inflation Back on Track in September
Inflation may have leveled off, but prices will stay high. Recent inflation transferred wealth from savers to borrowers.
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Why the Zombies Keep Coming: Economic Fear on the Silver Screen
We feel watched, stalked by sinister forces, haunted by specters of economic anxiety. Fictional monsters help us cope.
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Regulating AI Violates the Bourgeois Bargain— and Will Make Us Poorer
Permissionless innovation has made American tech the envy of the world. The bargain between innovators and regulators should be based in facts, not fears.
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Five Myths About Tariffs
Tariffs distort market signals that would otherwise lower costs, raise competition, and motivate reinvestment.
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Bringing ‘Freedom’ to Life
No goodness, liberty, or humanity comes from forcing others to live as we would wish.
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Amnesty + Medicare for All Would Bankrupt America
Smart immigration drives economic growth, but open doors would shred the social safety net.
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How Vox Changed Its Mind About Volunteering
Our cynicism and helplessness may feel unprecedented, but the prescription for a meaningful life is an old one: focus on what you can control.
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The DOJ Is Suing RealPage for Housing Inflation the Government Caused
Rental algorithms help landlords understand price changes. But the blame for their rising belongs with the Fed.
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Censorship Attacks the Pursuit of Truth
Attempts to concentrate power and kill competition are toxic to the marketplace of ideas.
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Walgreens, Mass Closures, and the Power of Incentives
Persistent problems and recurring losses tend to incentivize ingenuity and new thinking in a market economy.
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Inflation Back on Track in September
Inflation may have leveled off, but prices will stay high. Recent inflation transferred wealth from savers to borrowers.
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•
Why the Zombies Keep Coming: Economic Fear on the Silver Screen
We feel watched, stalked by sinister forces, haunted by specters of economic anxiety. Fictional monsters help us cope.
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•
Regulating AI Violates the Bourgeois Bargain— and Will Make Us Poorer
Permissionless innovation has made American tech the envy of the world. The bargain between innovators and regulators should be based in facts, not fears.
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•
Five Myths About Tariffs
Tariffs distort market signals that would otherwise lower costs, raise competition, and motivate reinvestment.
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•
Bringing ‘Freedom’ to Life
No goodness, liberty, or humanity comes from forcing others to live as we would wish.
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•
Amnesty + Medicare for All Would Bankrupt America
Smart immigration drives economic growth, but open doors would shred the social safety net.
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•
How Vox Changed Its Mind About Volunteering
Our cynicism and helplessness may feel unprecedented, but the prescription for a meaningful life is an old one: focus on what you can control.
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•
The DOJ Is Suing RealPage for Housing Inflation the Government Caused
Rental algorithms help landlords understand price changes. But the blame for their rising belongs with the Fed.
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•
Censorship Attacks the Pursuit of Truth
Attempts to concentrate power and kill competition are toxic to the marketplace of ideas.
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•
Walgreens, Mass Closures, and the Power of Incentives
Persistent problems and recurring losses tend to incentivize ingenuity and new thinking in a market economy.