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The Fed Is Powerful—That’s the Problem
Whenever the Federal Reserve releases its meeting minutes, a crowd of analysts rush to dissect every comma and qualifier. But…
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Now Is the Time to Eliminate Compulsory Schooling Laws
In the spring of 2019, HuffPost ran an in-depth story on the human costs of Kamala Harris’s war on truancy.…
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Solving Problems Without the State
In the South Caucasus, people don’t wait for permission to solve problems. They build what they need with what they…
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Trump’s Unrealistic Demand that Walmart ‘Eat the Tariffs’
Recently, a post from President Trump on Truth Social went viral. An attempt to convince retail giant Walmart to keep…
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This Administration Isn’t Promoting Free and Fair Trade
Four days after “Liberation Day,” President Donald Trump spoke with reporters. He was asked, “Is there a pain in the…
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Rent Stabilization Proponents Hate to Learn from the Past
Of the approximated 2.3 million apartments in New York City, almost a million of them are rent-stabilized. Unlike rent control,…
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The Chinese FDR
For 4,000 years, from 2070 BC to 1911 AD, one imperial family after another ruled China. The longest period in…
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Spain’s Balancing Act
Tensions between the US and China have placed Europe at the center of a global trade standoff—but Spain sees this…
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‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ Isn’t Great, But Regulation’s Worse
Leading “buy now, pay later” (BNPL) firm Klarna reported a $99 million loss for the first quarter of 2025, having…
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Trade Protectionists Are the New Lockdowners
In 2020, government officials around the world locked down economies in the name of public health. Small businesses were shuttered,…
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