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2019/08/02
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2022/06/27
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The American Institute for Economic Research, also known as AIER, is an economic research institute located in Great Barrington, Massachusetts. It was founded in 1933 by the 20th century economist Edward C. Harwood with the intention of protecting individual rights and continues to produce quality content on subjects of policy, philosophy and economic science.
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Bad Explanations for Inflation By Alexander William Salter
2022/06/27
“Hopefully, these lousy explanations will soon fade out of the public’s consciousness. We need to focus on what matters: a comparative abundance of money over goods. ” ~ Alexander William Salter
Renaming Army Posts By Clifford F. Thies
2022/06/24
“The renaming of an Army post should be a positive, not a negative statement. Renaming some of them should not be about erasing our history, but adding to our history. Heroes from the ranks of the common soldier should be honored.” ~ Clifford F. Thies
Can The Fed Save Us? By Ryan M. Yonk & Fernando M. D’Andrea
2022/06/23
“The realities of Public Choice should make everyone think twice when asserting that the Fed or any agency should be doing something specific to fix the economy and that they will be able to make the right choice.” ~ Fernando M. D’Andrea & Ryan M. Yonk
Are Cryptoassets The Great Scam? By Gerald P. Dwyer
2022/06/22
“The regulations in the Lummis-Gillibrand Responsible Financial Innovation Act, made public on the same day as publication of Krugman’s article, are far more likely to provide a brighter future than prohibiting cryptocurrencies, stablecoins or other digital assets.” ~ Gerald P. Dwyer
Of Patriots and Freedom By James R. Harrigan
2022/06/21
What is a better thing to celebrate than the liberty all Americans know to be their birthright? This is not a partisan victory, nor is it one of one time or another. It’s a universal victory, because the cause of freedom is the cause of everyone.
Student-Loan Forgiveness Will Cover Non-Education Purchases, Say, Newer Cars By Richard McKenzie
2022/06/20
“The fungibility of student loans means that taxpayers will be saddled with paying for parents’ and students’ non-college purchases. Many professors will, understandably, root for student-loan forgiveness.” ~ Richard McKenzie
We Still Need Milton Friedman By Alexander William Salter
2022/06/17
“Monetary policy should be about money—not specific markets, but their common denominator. The sooner we enlist Friedman to help ‘run the show,’ the faster we can clean up our economic messes.” ~ Alexander William Salter
This Old House Testifies to the Marvels of the Market Economy By Donald J. Boudreaux
2022/06/16
“It’s impossible to convey in words the amount of specialized knowledge, as well as the amazingness of modern building materials and tools, that are routinely, and entertainingly displayed in each and every episode of This Old House.” ~ Donald J. Boudreaux
No History of Education Vouchers Is Complete without Thomas Paine By Garion Frankel
2022/06/15
“Our collective understanding of the history of school choice is lacking without a chapter on Paine. With Paine in hand, we can conclude that vouchers are neither a modern idea, nor fundamentally racist.” ~ Garion Frankel
No, Putin Didn’t Cause Inflation By Peter C. Earle
2022/06/14
“Allowing politicians to blame Putin, corporations, shipping firms, billionaires, insufficient taxation, ‘greed,’ or other tired scapegoats is erroneous and misleading.” ~ Peter C. Earle
Inflation Fears Send Consumer Sentiment Plunging to a Record Low in Early June By Robert Hughes
2022/06/13
“Consumer sentiment plunged to a record low in early June and is consistent with prior recessions. Inflation is a driver of weakening consumer attitudes and contributing to elevated risks. The outlook is highly uncertain.” ~ Robert Hughes
Censoring Edward Atkinson, the 19th Century’s Elon Musk By Robert E. Wright
2022/06/10
“Despite the similarities between Atkinson and Musk, and the coordination between the ‘Administration papers’ then and today’s mass media echo chambers, there remained lines that the government was not prepared to cross.” ~ Robert E. Wright
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NC_Listener 2021/04/08
Thanks for updating narrator!
Big improvement on voice of narrator. Segments are brief, yet provide great content that is interesting and informative.
scifitoad 2021/02/17
Mixed bag
Jeffrey Tucker and Donald Boudreaux are decent. Some of the others are not.
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