Qualified Opinions
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Total Boomer Luxury Communism with Russ Greene
This episode of Qualified Opinions features a provocative discussion with Russ Greene on the topic of “Total Boomer Luxury Communism.” It’s a system where wealth is systematically transferred from younger, […]
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What’s So Great About Fed Independence? with John Cochrane and Tom Hoenig
Dive into a provocative discussion with host Veronique De Rugy, John Cochrane, author of The Fiscal Theory of the Price Level, and Tom Hoenig, a Distinguished Senior Fellow at the Mercatus […]
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IEPA, Tariffs, and the Future of Executive Power with Donald J. Boudreaux & Scott Lincicome
As the Supreme Court reviews one of the most consequential economic and constitutional cases in decades, questions loom over how the president can wield emergency powers to reshape trade policy. […]
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The Fight Against Graduate Unions with Jon Hartley
Graduate student unions are on the rise, and they’re not like the workers’ unions of the 1950s and 1960s—they are something all their own. At the heart of these unions […]
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The Triumph of Economic Freedom
Free market ideas are waning on both sides of the aisle in modern American politics, but the justifications for this sit on shaky ground. In The Triumph of Economic Freedom, Donald Boudreaux […]
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The Federal Budget: More Than Just Dollars and Cents
With a new federal budget comes many questions. Danny Heil and Tom Church help break it down.
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Getting Washington Out of Education
Lindsey Burke joins Qualified Opinions to discuss the prospect of the federal government taking a backseat in American education and how they took the driver’s seat to begin with.
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Busting the Myths Around Gig Workers
Are policymakers missing the mark when building legislation around independent workers?
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The Future of Free Markets in America
With illiberal pressure from the left and right, the future of capitalism in the united states is uncertain.
