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When Doing Nothing Is Doing Harm: Powell’s Misstep on Tariffs and the Neutral Rate
When asked last month at the European Central Bank’s annual forum in Portugal whether the Fed would have cut interest…
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Europe’s Precautionary Principle Is Killing the Next Big Thing
A few centuries ago, Europe was the beating heart of global innovation. From the Enlightenment’s embrace of reason to the…
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Trump’s AI Plan Aims High, But Leaves a Gaping Hole
We’ve seen this before: fear, overregulation, and political hubris at the dawn of an economic breakthrough. Will we learn from…
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My Disagreement with John Tamny on SALT Deductions
In a recent essay, John Tamny, at RealClearMarkets got rather SALTy. Worth reading. John (whom I know and like, and…
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On Immigration and Free Speech, Many Miss the Bigger Picture
Last month, Australian writer Alistair Kitchen was detained by Customs and Border Protection (CBP) when he flew from Melbourne to…
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NYC’s Economic Dysfunction Pushed Voters Too Far. Will They Now Choose Socialism?
Let’s be honest, many people move to New York City to make money, not have it taken away. Since over…
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Trump’s Trade War Undermines the Dollar’s Global Reserve Status
Donald Trump is famously hostile to US trade deficits. He believes not only that these deficits harm the US economy,…
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New Study: California’s $20 Minimum Wage Killed 18,000 Restaurant Jobs
Perhaps the greatest example that good policymaking intentions go awry is the minimum wage. Proponents of increasing the minimum wage…
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What’s Wrong With Boeing?
Boeing is struggling. The most recent round of bad news to hit the manufacturer came when, after Boeing’s project to…
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Public Choice at the Pump: How Politicians Banned Self-Serve Gas for Years
America runs on gas stations. The US has more gas stations than any other country in the world, around 196,000.…
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