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Depicting K-12 Productivity, Continued
April 14, 2025
Neal McCluskey Last month I wrote about creating an updated K‑12 productivity chart. The difficulty of any chart is balancing ease of understanding with
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Does the Fed Shave with Occam’s Razor?
April 14, 2025
The principle of Occam‘s Razor states that we should avoid superfluous activity. When it comes to our monetary system, however, the Federal
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Dave Smith vs. Douglas Murray and the State’s Intellectuals
April 14, 2025
The advocates for war always rely on lies and dismissing any debate. When the lies are pointed out, those interested in the
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Demystifying Tariffs
April 14, 2025
Thanks to President Trump‘s brinkmanship, tariffs are in the headlines. However, while the public knows about tariffs, few people actually understand them,
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The Truth About Mises and Fascism
April 14, 2025
Mises explicitly says in that book that Soviet Russia should be allowed to expand in Eastern Europe after World War II ends,
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Soft Despotism and Sacred Liberty: Raico, Tocqueville, and the Liberal Tradition
April 14, 2025
One cannot preserve a free society merely through legal reforms or economic deregulation. One must cultivate citizens capable of living freely.
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81 Percent Say They Can’t Afford to Pay Higher Taxes Next Year
April 14, 2025
Emily Ekins and Hunter Johnson 53 Percent Say Congress Should Not Let the Tax Cuts Expire; 59 Percent Favor Repealing Green Energy Subsidies
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Do Central Bank Interest Rate Cuts Strengthen the Economy?
April 14, 2025
According to Keynesian "economics," central bank interest rate cuts will make the economy stronger—unless the economy is in a "liquidity trap." The