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Tempting as it may be, I have no business assigning homework to readers of The Daily Economy. Perhaps, however, I can inspire with enthusiasm. ...
Many debates on economic topics hinge on a set of familiar words: production, prices, costs, value. These terms appear constantly in political speeches, news...
Ten Points Commercial nuclear fission dates from the 1950s, a time when electricity was generated by fossil fuels (80 percent) and hydro (20 percent)....
In August, the Associated Press reported that Nigeria had passed a law prohibiting the export of raw shea nuts — a key ingredient in...
The American housing market is no stranger to boom and bust cycles, but the current slowdown in existing home sales is remarkable both for...
Creating a long list of the familiar flaws in protectionists’ thinking is easy. Protectionists don’t realize that, although trade ‘destroys’ some particular jobs in...
Argentina’s recent $20 billion currency swap agreement with the US underscores the delicate balance of economic reform and the vital need for liberalization. Last month, there...
Activists from the left have tried to “cancel” me multiple times. I lost an academic job opportunity despite the support of a large majority...
Five years ago, The CARES Act authorized the Federal Reserve to create emergency lending facilities in the name of aiding the US Economy during...
President Donald Trump recently revived a proposal he first raised during his earlier time in office: eliminating the requirement for publicly traded US companies...
New York City, the bastion of global capitalism, is on the verge of electing its first socialist mayor, Zohran Mamdani. Many of his socialist visions for...
Earlier this year, New York Times reporter Dionne Searcey covered a ritzy Hamptons gala for the Parrish Art Museum on Long Island. The gala,...
On May 9, 1959, Aurora Vargas was forcibly carried out of her home by police officers. There was no clear justification for this; Vargas...