Following Tuesday’s report from the Institute for Supply Management suggesting that the manufacturing sector expanded at a slightly slower pace in July, yesterday’s report from the ISM suggests a similar […]
AIER’s 2017 Summer Fellowship Program comes to a close today. As students are departing, we are reflecting on continued legacy of our founder, Col. E.C. Harwood, who advocated “efforts to promote independent scientific inquiry and education.”
The manufacturing sector’s Purchasing Managers’ Index registered a 56.3 reading in July, down from 57.8 in June. The PMI and most of the components remain at solidly favorable levels despite […]
Some types of bubbles can have long-term economic benefits.
The initial estimate for second-quarter real gross domestic product shows the economy expanded at a 2.6 percent annualized rate, up from a revised 1.2 percent pace in the first quarter. […]
New orders for nondefense aircraft and parts surged 131.2 percent in June to $25.3 billion, the third-highest on record. The backlog of unfilled orders rose $13.3 billion to $585.6 billion, […]
In 1969, as the war in Vietnam was raging, AIER Founder Edward C. Harwood and his brothers wrote an open letter to President Richard Nixon.
Consumer confidence as gauged by The Conference Board’s consumer-confidence survey improved in July, rising to 121.1 from 117.3 in June. The result differs from the slightly lower consumer-sentiment data from […]
Col. E.C. Harwood considered Educating the Educators project a way of fulfilling the educational aspects of AIER’s mission.
Blockchain technology could be essential to making the cars of the future run.
With the meteoric rise of Bitcoin over the past few years, the seams of the system have begun to strain.
The latest data on new filings for unemployment insurance suggest the labor market remains tight. Data from the Employment and Training Administration within the Department of Labor show initial claims […]