Daily Economy
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Why Home Prices Are Cratering in Florida
Florida’s housing market has moved decisively from scorching-hot to increasingly fragile. After experiencing some of the nation’s steepest home price appreciation during the Pandemic Housing Boom, Florida is now leading […]
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Mario Vargas Llosa: The Man Who Broke From the Tribe
In one of the many interviews I had with Peruvian writer Mario Vargas Llosa, he said he hoped death would surprise him with a pen in his hand. I can’t […]
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Be Not Enticed to Tyranny: Oppose the Surveillance State
A surveillance state is being erected around the American public at an alarming rate. In many urban and suburban settings, anyone traveling on public streets or sidewalks will have his […]
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‘One From the Many’: Meissner’s Economic History Shines—Until It Doesn’t
The most important thing a book on the economic history of the world must emphasize, again and again, is the incredible, unbelievable, unrivaled improvement in the standard of living since […]
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Dirty Hands vs. Decentralized Producerism: The Populist Logic Behind Trump’s Tariffs
It took the world — and stock markets — a while to grasp that Trump’s tariffs aren’t primarily intended to achieve reciprocal tariff parity. Rather, they focus absurdly on rectifying […]
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Termination Day at the Fed? Probably Not
President Trump is not happy with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. With the economy likely to slow under the weight of the administration’s tariffs and corresponding uncertainty, the president thinks […]
