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The Parkview Institute is an economics-education nonprofit, founded in 2023 to improve the economics discussion on the free-market side. Reader support keeps the essays coming — and free.
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Everything The Parkview Institute publishes is free. There is no paywall, no subscription, and no advertising, which means there is no revenue attached to the reading. What pays for it is people who want the argument made.
The argument is not a popular one. Most economic commentary sells worry, because worry sells — a coming debt crisis, a bubble about to burst, a generation with no future. Making the opposite case, carefully and in public, is slower work with a smaller natural audience. It gets done because donors decide it should.
If you have read something here that changed how you think about the debt, the dollar, or the decade ahead, that is what your support pays for — more of it, for more people.
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What support pays for
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Not ready to give? Read the Letter for a while first — it is free, and it is the best way to decide whether this is work you want to fund. More about the institute and about John Tamny.