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Before Trump’s re-election in November 2024, progressive commentators often advocated higher US tariffs to achieve three overlapping goals: improve jobs and wages for workers;...
Trade is an engine for growing wealth, and a world moving toward increased integration has traditionally been viewed as advantageous for all. Trade relations...
Introduction The minimum wage is one of the most frequently debated economic policies of the modern era. Advocates argue that it protects low-income workers...
At its core, economics is about making choices. We face trade-offs. If you want more of this, you must give up some of that....
Today (Mar 19, 2025) is Match Day — the medical equivalent of the NFL Draft — when would-be medical residents are matched with sponsoring...
The Trump administration’s initiative to establish a Strategic Crypto Reserve — framed as a way to promote entrepreneurship and strengthen the US position in...
The Federal Reserve’s monetary policy committee left the target range of its policy rate unchanged at its March meeting on Wednesday. It has remained...
In January 2025, the AIER Business Conditions Monthly indicators showed moderate economic momentum, with leading indicators moderating, coincident measures remaining solid, and lagging indicators...
In January 2025, the AIER Business Conditions Monthly indicators showed moderate economic momentum, with leading indicators moderating, coincident measures remaining solid, and lagging indicators...
The Trump administration’s initiative to establish a Strategic Crypto Reserve — framed as a way to promote entrepreneurship and strengthen the US position in...
Today (Mar 19, 2025) is Match Day — the medical equivalent of the NFL Draft — when would-be medical residents are matched with sponsoring...
The Federal Reserve’s monetary policy committee left the target range of its policy rate unchanged at its March meeting on Wednesday. It has remained...
In his famously odd 1975 book, Platform for Change, the British business professor Stafford Beer made the following observation: So we follow our noses....