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Substantive change has occurred in the subjects examined in my second book, Gold and Liberty (AIER, 1995), since it was published three decades ago....
The US Census Bureau just released state population data for mid-year 2025, along with updates for all previous years back to the 2020 Census....
Prediction markets seem to be everywhere these days. Now you can bet not only on the outcomes of sporting events, but also elections, wars,...
A young man sits outside a small, discount barber shop in Natchez, Mississippi. 1935. Three decades ago, few economists would speak against free trade...
The publishing world is awash in books about how government has failed the people by shrinking. Ruchir Sharma has given us the rare book...
Many argue that we need to get serious about reforming Social Security and Medicare because both trust funds will run dry. The implication is...
The Lone Star Flag of Texas hangs in an elementary school classroom. The school choice revolution shines a bright light on an otherwise dire...
Sen. Sherrod Brown at an event in New Hampshire. Marc Nozell. 2019. Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) and many other legislators are attempting to impose...
Reception area of Google Headquarters in Mountain View, CA. 2022. With each passing antitrust case, the monopolization of power from the public sector over...
With the help of Judge Glock of the Manhattan Institute, AIER has submitted amicus curiae briefs in the New Hampshire Supreme Court cases Rand...
An etched seal on the front window of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, where this public regulatory comment was received. On August 12, we...
Hans Rosling demonstrates the trajectory of the world’s nations, represented by colored bubbles, toward health and wealth in a BBC data visualization, 200 years...
AIER just launched its new Explainer paper series, helping the everyman make sense of complicated economic topics. The first Explainer, Understanding Public Debt by AIER Research Fellow Thomas Savidge and...