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The Daily EconomyBombing Iran’s nuclear sites has no upside for American security interests. Have we learned nothing about the risks of endless war? -
The Daily EconomyLarge scale aid dollars are usually squandered. Giving development funds directly to individuals can uplift communities.
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The Daily EconomyProtectionism is an economic poison, and its lingering side effects weaken the economic body over time.
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The Daily EconomyForeign holdings of US dollars would better be called an “investment surplus.” Our top exports aren’t goods — they’re stability and opportunity.
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The Daily EconomyTrump exercises power with more theatrical defiance than Obama and Biden. But the power itself comes from complacency and abdication of constitutional checks.
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The Daily EconomyReforms are needed to transform a political spoils system into a competent workforce of and for the people.
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