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The Tariff Vindication That Still Isn’t
The financial columnist, Matthew Lynn, is back at it. His latest essay asserts that economists still have egg on their…
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Brussels Bets the Farm
In Brussels, we have witnessed a scene that has become increasingly common: protests by European farmers marked by escalating hostility,…
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Can Europe Survive? That Depends on France
Will France need to be bailed out under the latest of the European Central Bank’s (ECB) damage limitation devices, the…
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Values in the Market
Love Actually has become a beloved holiday classic precisely because it captures the messy, often contradictory nature of human relationships.…
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Sharing the Wealth?
Today, the biggest lottery draw in the world will take place in Spain, with a total prize pool of €2.59…
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Hong Kong Convicts Jimmy Lai
This article originally appeared on the Cato Institute’s Cato at Liberty blog. A Hong Kong court this week convicted Jimmy…
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Wealth Tax: A Simplistic Answer to Complex Problems
Recently, great interest has been paid to ideas of a British wealth tax. Britain’s struggling finances have caused eyewatering tax…
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From the Fireline to the Frontline of Education Freedom
My first career was not in education; for me, it began on the fireline. As a young woman fighting wildland…
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Sovereign Wealth Funds and the West
When I was at school, learning about the privatization waves of the 1980s under Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan, my…
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A Hero Americans Must Never Forget
Have you ever received a letter that changed your life? On July 4, 1775, a full year before the Second…
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