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For most of us, especially those of us who think about it a lot, the Roman Empire conjures up famous names of such men...
One of the most robust findings in economics is that, with few exceptions, people respond to incentives, rather than intentions or moral principles. Individuals...
Substantive change has occurred in the subjects examined in my second book, Gold and Liberty (AIER, 1995), since it was published three decades ago....
About a year ago, I was in a room full of financial professionals explaining how the corporate engagement firm I work for, Bowyer Research,...
Democratic Socialism, at least recently, is a growth brand. According to The Nation, between 2016 and 2020 membership in the Democratic Socialists of America...
Social media has been discussing Fannie Mae’s announcement that the organization will no longer require a minimum credit score of 620 for mortgages. Is...
It is with great sadness that we mark the recent passing of former AIER Chairman of the Board of Trustees and longstanding Voting Member,...
When it comes to economic policy, Donald Trump is a statist menace. Full stop. His obsession with tariffs isn’t grounded in just classic protectionist...
In recent weeks, the debate over Venezuela has intensified, largely due to the military pressure that the Trump Administration has placed on Maduro’s regime....
Since the enactment of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), health insurance premiums have steadily increased, as has healthcare’s proportion of the gross domestic product...
Authors rarely get it right the first time. For three decades, Swedish historian and liberal debater Johan Norberg has made the case for liberty...
Strategic Trade Liberalization and the United States’ Future in the Asia-Pacific Region Executive Summary Since the nineteenth century, the United States has been a...
While waiting for the hard copy to arrive, I downloaded the audio version of Kamala Harris’s bestseller to get a sense of things. Who...