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Two years after the European Union (EU)’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) took effect, the results have been mixed to negative. Promises about certainty, lower...
A good few years before the AI craze, my Oxford lecturer gave a presentation on the shifting nature of work. An economic historian by...
The strains emerging in the roughly $3 trillion private credit market are no longer isolated anecdotes; they are coalescing into a coherent signal of...
The Atlantic recently ran a story headlined “He Was Homeschooled for Years, and Fell So Far Behind.” It profiles Stefan Merrill Block, who was...
Introduction Throughout American history, the federal government has played a role in state and local policy. The Congressional Research Service (CRS) breaks down the...
“Without tariffs,” the President said on his affordability tour in Georgia, “everybody would be bankrupt, the whole country would be bankrupt.” In court, the...
Conversations around artificial intelligence have dominated the news cycle and culture at large for the better part of three years, with concerns becoming amplified...
Markets have long been accused of lacking morality. On February 10, the Vatican decided to supply one. The Institute for the Works of Religion...
New York City’s new mayor Zohran Mamdani made housing affordability a big part of his campaign. On his first day in office, he signed...
Kevin Hassett’s recent call to “discipline” Federal Reserve researchers over a New York Fed study on tariffs is not just a political swipe. It...
Delayed data confirms inflation remained well above target in December. The Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index (PCEPI), which is the Federal Reserve’s preferred measure...
Despite what you’ve heard, first time homebuyers are not getting dramatically older. Statistics are like hot dogs — often juicy but with sometimes questionable...
By the time Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning hit theaters last May, the marketing narrative had become as famous as the franchise itself....