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Tariffs Instead of Taxes? A Back-of-Envelope Estimate
Projected revenue from tariffs ignore the realities of how people and businesses will react. Are we ready to double the cost of everything?
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Partisans Miss the Point by Debating the Unitary Executive: Congress is the Problem and the Solution
Neither unchecked bureaucrats nor presidential power can replace what Congress has abdicated: an accountable legislative body.
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Science and Liberty: Social Physics from Comte to Samuelson
Gaining success in unlocking the secrets of science, many have sought to engineer human ethics to produce a preferred outcome. The actual outcome of such human manipulation is, inevitably, disaster.
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AIER Scholar Ryan Yonk Testifies Before Congress on Federal Clean Energy Loan Failures
Dr. Yonk’s testimony critiques the effectiveness of federal loan guarantees intended to accelerate clean energy innovation.
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Is Bitcoin Ready To Retire Gold?
Investors and even central banks have their eye on Bitcoin as a safe haven and hedge, but gold’s global economic shoes are hard to fill.
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‘A Man, A Plan, A Monopoly?’ More History of the Panama Canal
From the engineering challenges to pricing logistics, managing the canal requires significant time, expertise, and risk. But what’s the alternative?
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Affirm or Lose Custody? Colorado’s Chilling New Bill
Radical new legislation purports to ‘protect’ kids by silencing parents’ concerns. Who should be allowed to influence kids’ developing identities?
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Even ‘Invincible’ Superheroes Face Tradeoffs
Politicians and voters can’t move forward while they cling to their respective fantasy worlds, where nothing must be sacrificed.
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Video Game Industry Reeling From US Trade Crackdown
Per capita disposable income dipped by nine percent during the Biden administration. Consumer spending will take more hits from stiff tariffs.
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Why Home Prices Are Cratering in Florida
Home ownership costs, including disaster insurance and regulatory compliance, are rising. Condo prices are falling to compensate.
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Tariffs Instead of Taxes? A Back-of-Envelope Estimate
Projected revenue from tariffs ignore the realities of how people and businesses will react. Are we ready to double the cost of everything?
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•
Partisans Miss the Point by Debating the Unitary Executive: Congress is the Problem and the Solution
Neither unchecked bureaucrats nor presidential power can replace what Congress has abdicated: an accountable legislative body.
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•
Science and Liberty: Social Physics from Comte to Samuelson
Gaining success in unlocking the secrets of science, many have sought to engineer human ethics to produce a preferred outcome. The actual outcome of such human manipulation is, inevitably, disaster.
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•
AIER Scholar Ryan Yonk Testifies Before Congress on Federal Clean Energy Loan Failures
Dr. Yonk’s testimony critiques the effectiveness of federal loan guarantees intended to accelerate clean energy innovation.
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•
Is Bitcoin Ready To Retire Gold?
Investors and even central banks have their eye on Bitcoin as a safe haven and hedge, but gold’s global economic shoes are hard to fill.
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•
‘A Man, A Plan, A Monopoly?’ More History of the Panama Canal
From the engineering challenges to pricing logistics, managing the canal requires significant time, expertise, and risk. But what’s the alternative?
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•
Affirm or Lose Custody? Colorado’s Chilling New Bill
Radical new legislation purports to ‘protect’ kids by silencing parents’ concerns. Who should be allowed to influence kids’ developing identities?
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•
Even ‘Invincible’ Superheroes Face Tradeoffs
Politicians and voters can’t move forward while they cling to their respective fantasy worlds, where nothing must be sacrificed.
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•
Video Game Industry Reeling From US Trade Crackdown
Per capita disposable income dipped by nine percent during the Biden administration. Consumer spending will take more hits from stiff tariffs.
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•
Why Home Prices Are Cratering in Florida
Home ownership costs, including disaster insurance and regulatory compliance, are rising. Condo prices are falling to compensate.