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Developing Countries Won’t Get Rich Without Institutional Reform
Last week, Professor Nelson Camilo Sánchez of UVA’s School of Law wrote an article in which he called for a crackdown on international corporate…
Dec 18
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Samson McCune
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Tracking Efforts to Shrink the Size of the Federal Workforce: November 2025 Update
Deferred Resignations Now Reflected in the Jobs Numbers
Dec 16
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Jack Salmon
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Europe Is Not Misunderstood. It Is Underperforming
A response to Gabriel Zucman’s Claims
Dec 15
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Jack Salmon
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Why Aren’t You Paid to Donate Blood?
It is legal to pay people who donate blood and plasma, but while plasma donors are almost always paid in America, blood donors rarely are.
Dec 12
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Caleb Petitt
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Ending Interest on Reserves Won’t End Bank Welfare—But It Will Boost Inflation
Later this morning, the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Government Affairs (HSGAC) will be holding a hearing on the Federal Reserve’s (Fed’s…
Dec 11
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Joshua Rowley
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The Federal Reserve’s Actions May Now Be Fueling Inflation
While markets today are focused on the Federal Reserve’s widely expected 25-basis-point interest rate cut, few have been paying attention to what is…
Dec 10
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Jack Salmon
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A Friendly Response to Alex and Tyler's Discussion About the Debt
Listen to their discussion here. As with everything they do, it’s worth the time.
Dec 9
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Veronique de Rugy
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Jack Salmon
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We Don't Need Larger Housing Subsidies
The Unaffordability Policy Being Pitched for Reconciliation 2.0
Dec 4
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Joshua Rowley
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Living on Borrowed Credibility
A Warning From Three Centuries of Hegemonic Debt
Dec 3
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Veronique de Rugy
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The Case Against an International Panel for Inequality
Why the Crisis Narrative Doesn’t Match the Evidence
Dec 1
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Jack Salmon
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November 2025
Abolishing Jury Trials Is a Direct Assault on English Liberty
Against the Quiet Undoing of a Thousand Years
Nov 26
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Jack Salmon
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Personnel Is Policy — And Innovation Depends on Both
Leadership at federal financial regulators is shifting agencies from enforcement-first habits to a future-focused, innovation-oriented posture
Nov 25
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Vera Kozakar
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