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For much of the last half-century, California benefited from a powerful first-mover advantage. Dense networks of talent, capital, and research institutions allowed the state...
Private markets work well when they are allowed to function free from big government directives. The latest example is in the world of financial...
When the internet went mainstream at the turn of the twenty-first century, it was widely celebrated as a revolutionary force for freedom and democracy....
AIER has submitted amicus curiae briefs to the New Hampshire Supreme Court in the combined cases Rand v. State and ConVal v. State. We...
Segment of a political cartoon from the 1890s, titled “A Confidence Trick.” JM Staniforth 1895. Recently on Facebook, an attractive young woman – or...
President Franklin D. Roosevelt signs the Social Security Act. 1935. Donald Trump and Joe Biden began the campaign season by staying away from social security reform....
New Year’s Eve fireworks above the US Capitol Building, Washington DC. 2016. “Should auld acquaintance be forgot and never brought to mind?” Many in...
Signage at the East River Plaza mall in Harlem, NY reflects grocery options competing side-by-side, including warehouse clubs and discounters. 2021. Nearly two years...
Artist’s concept of a central bank digital currency. When it comes to designing digital currencies that protect the identity and transactions data of their...
Andrés Manuel López Obrador addresses a press conference. EneasMx. July 2024. Here in the US we don’t normally have much interest in the domestic...
Economic misconceptions persist due to misguided intuitions that overlook complex factors, a preference for principles over outcomes, the influence of epistemic bubbles, and political...
A young waitress cheerfully takes orders from a group. In Leave Me Alone and I’ll Make You Rich: How the Bourgeois Deal Enriched the...
Revolutionaries burn a carriage in front of the Chateau d’eau in Paris during the French revolution. Lithograph, Nathaniel Currier. 1848. “In one sense, at...