The Suspicious Federalization of App Downloads for Teens
What will slow the arrival of tomorrow is the federalization of downloads. This law shouldn’t pass.
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Who Knows Business Better? Pundits, or Those In Business?
American CEOs overseeing a large and growing China presence know exponentially more about the on-the-ground reality in the country than do their critics.
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The Well Overdone Conceit of ‘Rare Earth’ Alarmists
There’s nothing to all the handwringing about China and “rare earths” despite what economically confused media members and politicians believe.
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There’s Only One Fix for Inflation: It Has Nothing to Do With the Fed
If the goal is to end inflation, there’s a simple answer. It has nothing to do with the Fed. And never has.
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The Looming, and Intensely Profound Impact of AI on Retirement
The surest sign of a booming economy is falling prices, and the marriage of man with thinking/doing machines is set to bring on the cheapest of “Cheap Revolutions.” Retirees will live grandly, and at prices that continue to decline.
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The GOP Could Have Dismissed 4.9% GDP Growth, But Instead Owns It
Few things are more fundamental to economic understanding than the basic truth that government has no resources.
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The Mindlessness of the FTC’s Amazon Lawsuit Can Be Found In ‘Eras’
That Amazon would place all sorts of demands on its third-party vendors is logical, and once again obvious. Lina Khan may know she has no case, but if she doesn’t, she could find it through the Eras Tour.
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Google Is Searching For the Future As William Barr Searches for Fotomat
Barr’s Google attack was contradictory, which is a waste of words. Any argument suggesting impregnable monopoly is by its very description contradictory. Worse for GOP is that Barr bragged that the initial federal attack on Google came from Republicans.
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What Happens When Monetarist Central-Planning Marries Santa Keynes
Keynesian theory says governments can grow the economy with spending, but that too much government spending causes inflation. Monetarism, a Keynesian variant, claims that increases in so-called “money supply” power economic growth, but that too much money brings on inflation.
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With Export Controls Gina Raimondo Vandalizes Logic, & U.S. Companies
Wrapping its thoughtless actions in “national security” sanctimony, the Biden administration will weaken a U.S. always and everywhere made stronger by imports, all the while reducing the cost of war between the U.S. and Chinese by suffocating the very trade that, for making war so expensive, renders it unlikely.
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