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Madison Didn’t Predict the Market as the Last Check on Power
Legislators may be cowed and agencies may be politicized, but financial markets connect policies to their impacts with brisk efficiency.
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The Wait Is the Price: Quiet Rationing Plagues Canadian Health Care
The time between referral and treatment has tripled since 1993. The supply of doctors, MRIs, and hospital beds can’t keep up with tax-subsidized demand for care.
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Adam Smith vs. the Tariff State: A Timeless Case for Free Trade
Adam Smith’s principles, far more than Trump’s passions, are attuned to the principles of human flourishing.
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Congress Must Take Back Control Over Tariffs
Allowing the president to wield emergency powers for economic purposes undermines the separation of powers that the Constitution was designed to protect.
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Are Americans Worse Off Since NAFTA? The Data Say No
We Americans have gotten richer as we’ve run trade deficits and since NAFTA took effect as well as since China joined the WTO.
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Hands Off the University, Indeed
When universities no longer accept federal funds, they will be free to run (or not run) their sports and dorms however they wish.
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Business Conditions Monthly February 2025
Broad inflation pressures seem to be easing, but consumer sentiment has plunged and business confidence is weakening.
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The American Institute for Economic Research (AIER) Announces Leadership Change
AIER will continue its mission of promoting free markets and free people under a new president.
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‘The Value of Others’ Isn’t Especially Valuable
Psychotherapist Orion Taraban’s attempt to reduce romantic relationships to market transactions might miss what makes them meaningful.
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Milei’s Battle Against Argentina’s Currency Trap
Javier Milei is slowly unwinding the currency intervention and price control policies that restrict Argentines’ access to investments.
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Madison Didn’t Predict the Market as the Last Check on Power
Legislators may be cowed and agencies may be politicized, but financial markets connect policies to their impacts with brisk efficiency.
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•
The Wait Is the Price: Quiet Rationing Plagues Canadian Health Care
The time between referral and treatment has tripled since 1993. The supply of doctors, MRIs, and hospital beds can’t keep up with tax-subsidized demand for care.
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•
Adam Smith vs. the Tariff State: A Timeless Case for Free Trade
Adam Smith’s principles, far more than Trump’s passions, are attuned to the principles of human flourishing.
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•
Congress Must Take Back Control Over Tariffs
Allowing the president to wield emergency powers for economic purposes undermines the separation of powers that the Constitution was designed to protect.
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•
Are Americans Worse Off Since NAFTA? The Data Say No
We Americans have gotten richer as we’ve run trade deficits and since NAFTA took effect as well as since China joined the WTO.
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•
Hands Off the University, Indeed
When universities no longer accept federal funds, they will be free to run (or not run) their sports and dorms however they wish.
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•
Business Conditions Monthly February 2025
Broad inflation pressures seem to be easing, but consumer sentiment has plunged and business confidence is weakening.
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•
The American Institute for Economic Research (AIER) Announces Leadership Change
AIER will continue its mission of promoting free markets and free people under a new president.
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•
‘The Value of Others’ Isn’t Especially Valuable
Psychotherapist Orion Taraban’s attempt to reduce romantic relationships to market transactions might miss what makes them meaningful.
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•
Milei’s Battle Against Argentina’s Currency Trap
Javier Milei is slowly unwinding the currency intervention and price control policies that restrict Argentines’ access to investments.