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Electricity Prices are the New Inflation Flashpoint
As AI data centers, clean-energy mandates, and regulations collide, the power grid is becoming a battlefield.
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Oil Prices Tumble As Competition Revives Supply
Oil has fallen 20 percent in three months. As Trump’s pro-fossil-fuel policies take hold, prices are falling and markets, like consumers, are remembering how freedom feels.
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Frankenstein’s Money Press: How Washington Unleashed the Modern Monetary Monster
Governments thought they could summon endless wealth from thin air. Instead, Modern Monetary Theory unleashed inflation, eroded trust, and left the Fed cornered by its own creation.
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Digital ID and the Return of Big Brother Britain
Britain’s political class keeps forgetting its own lessons on liberty. A new digital ID scheme risks undoing a century of trust between the public and the state.
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Better Policy is Not Enough in Argentina
Milei’s reforms are a step in the right direction, but Argentina finds itself in familiar territory: economic instability, a volatile currency, and persistent uncertainty.
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Cowboy Diplomacy: Ranchers Reject Tariff Rhetoric
Cattlemen bristle at being treated as economic pawns. Protectionism is an insult to people who embody the mythos of American self-reliance.
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We Have Never Been Austere
Austerity never means “spending less,” only growing a bit more slowly. That rhetorical dodge created a permanently expansionary state, in real, per-capita, and GDP-adjusted terms.
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Trumponomics Is Pushing Young Voters Into Socialism
Trump’s tariffs and Mamdani’s socialism share fatal flaws: putting populist politics above prices. The real casualty? American prosperity.
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Colonel Harwood’s Legacy: The Engineer Who Built an Economic Institution
AIER marks the 125th birthday of our founder, as we continue to honor his conviction that a disciplined, data-driven defense of markets is a key safeguard of individual liberty.
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Slower Inflation But Rising Uncertainty in September
Modest cooling in consumer prices masks deeper pressures from tariffs and energy costs. The Fed must weigh short-term relief against the risk of tightening too late.
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•
Electricity Prices are the New Inflation Flashpoint
As AI data centers, clean-energy mandates, and regulations collide, the power grid is becoming a battlefield.
-
•
Oil Prices Tumble As Competition Revives Supply
Oil has fallen 20 percent in three months. As Trump’s pro-fossil-fuel policies take hold, prices are falling and markets, like consumers, are remembering how freedom feels.
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•
Frankenstein’s Money Press: How Washington Unleashed the Modern Monetary Monster
Governments thought they could summon endless wealth from thin air. Instead, Modern Monetary Theory unleashed inflation, eroded trust, and left the Fed cornered by its own creation.
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•
Digital ID and the Return of Big Brother Britain
Britain’s political class keeps forgetting its own lessons on liberty. A new digital ID scheme risks undoing a century of trust between the public and the state.
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•
Better Policy is Not Enough in Argentina
Milei’s reforms are a step in the right direction, but Argentina finds itself in familiar territory: economic instability, a volatile currency, and persistent uncertainty.
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•
Cowboy Diplomacy: Ranchers Reject Tariff Rhetoric
Cattlemen bristle at being treated as economic pawns. Protectionism is an insult to people who embody the mythos of American self-reliance.
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•
We Have Never Been Austere
Austerity never means “spending less,” only growing a bit more slowly. That rhetorical dodge created a permanently expansionary state, in real, per-capita, and GDP-adjusted terms.
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•
Trumponomics Is Pushing Young Voters Into Socialism
Trump’s tariffs and Mamdani’s socialism share fatal flaws: putting populist politics above prices. The real casualty? American prosperity.
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•
Colonel Harwood’s Legacy: The Engineer Who Built an Economic Institution
AIER marks the 125th birthday of our founder, as we continue to honor his conviction that a disciplined, data-driven defense of markets is a key safeguard of individual liberty.
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•
Slower Inflation But Rising Uncertainty in September
Modest cooling in consumer prices masks deeper pressures from tariffs and energy costs. The Fed must weigh short-term relief against the risk of tightening too late.