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No Bailouts: Milei Serious About Federalism
Argentina’s constitution allows provinces to issue their own currencies, so long as they also shoulder the fiscal consequences.
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How Minimum Wages Punish Cash Businesses
Price floors on labor have unexpected costs, including convenience and customer service.
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Your Favorite Chicken Sandwich Shows How Markets Iterate
Critics ask “Where’s the Beef,” but America is “Lovin’ It.” Capitalism means you can “Have It Your Way.” And so can everyone else.
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New York’s Socialist Temptation: Young People’s Idealism Ignores Economics
From the ashes of “not real socialism,” a new generation rises again, promising the same thing. We know where the road leads.
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Deporting Millions Won’t Boost the Economy — and Chaos is Costly
Mass deportations are driving up deficits and disrupting labor markets. The human and institutional costs might be still higher.
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Will Gen Z Realize Its Future Runs on Fossil Fuels?
Gen Z wants global peace, environmental renewal, low prices, and high-paying jobs. They’ll find all of those rely on a sector they want to “phase out.”
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Are Tariffs Really Inflationary?
Tariffs can be inflationary if they reduce real economic output, but the size of the effect matters.
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Reagan’s Trade Gamble: The Story Behind the Voluntary Export Restraints
Reagan’s attempts to suppress car prices ultimately made US-made cars less competitive and reduced employment in American factories.
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How Racism Was Redefined—and Turned into a Political Cudgel
Joseph Klein’s new book ‘Redefining Racism’ traces how a clear and detestable prejudice was transformed into a malleable tool for silencing critics.
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Why Trump’s Copper Tariffs Will Hurt US Industry — and Help China
A sweeping 50 percent tariff with no timeline or exemptions risks weakening US industry and straining key trade ties.
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No Bailouts: Milei Serious About Federalism
Argentina’s constitution allows provinces to issue their own currencies, so long as they also shoulder the fiscal consequences.
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•
How Minimum Wages Punish Cash Businesses
Price floors on labor have unexpected costs, including convenience and customer service.
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•
Your Favorite Chicken Sandwich Shows How Markets Iterate
Critics ask “Where’s the Beef,” but America is “Lovin’ It.” Capitalism means you can “Have It Your Way.” And so can everyone else.
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New York’s Socialist Temptation: Young People’s Idealism Ignores Economics
From the ashes of “not real socialism,” a new generation rises again, promising the same thing. We know where the road leads.
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Deporting Millions Won’t Boost the Economy — and Chaos is Costly
Mass deportations are driving up deficits and disrupting labor markets. The human and institutional costs might be still higher.
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Will Gen Z Realize Its Future Runs on Fossil Fuels?
Gen Z wants global peace, environmental renewal, low prices, and high-paying jobs. They’ll find all of those rely on a sector they want to “phase out.”
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•
Are Tariffs Really Inflationary?
Tariffs can be inflationary if they reduce real economic output, but the size of the effect matters.
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•
Reagan’s Trade Gamble: The Story Behind the Voluntary Export Restraints
Reagan’s attempts to suppress car prices ultimately made US-made cars less competitive and reduced employment in American factories.
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•
How Racism Was Redefined—and Turned into a Political Cudgel
Joseph Klein’s new book ‘Redefining Racism’ traces how a clear and detestable prejudice was transformed into a malleable tool for silencing critics.
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Why Trump’s Copper Tariffs Will Hurt US Industry — and Help China
A sweeping 50 percent tariff with no timeline or exemptions risks weakening US industry and straining key trade ties.