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CNN’s Death Toll

CNN and other alarmist mass media outlets have been implicated in the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Americans but…

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Understanding China’s Financial Market Chaos

Virtually the entire Chinese economy, especially sectors with heavy investment inflows such as technology, social media, and private education, is…

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Sweden: Despite Variants, No Lockdowns, No Daily Covid Deaths

Since the Covid pandemic broke out, Sweden has been fought over more than any other part of Europe since Germany…

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Consumer Spending Drives Economic Recovery in the Second Quarter

Real gross domestic product increased at a 6.5 percent annualized rate in the second quarter, up from a 6.3 percent…

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The Case For Diplomacy and Engagement Over Brinkmanship

The importance of diplomacy and engagement, whether that be economic or social, may sound like an overrated cliche associated with…

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More Government Debt as Far as the Fiscal Eye Can See

For the last two years, the federal government has been legally at liberty to borrow any amount of money necessary…

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The Invisible Hand Relies Upon Visible Prices

Adam Smith famously described each person who pursues his or her own interest in markets as being “led by an…

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Consumer Confidence Remained Strong in July

The Consumer Confidence Index from The Conference Board rose slightly in July, up 0.2 points to 129.1, the highest level…

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The Race to Win Covidfinity

Shifting the goalposts is the patented approach of all totalitarians. Snatch away a little bit of freedom – harmless, right?…

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Unemployment Over the Business Cycle

To some extent each recession is unique, but the Covid-19 recession has been a particularly unprecedented phenomenon. U.S. unemployment rose…

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