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American Institute for Economic Research
14.01.2025
Tariffs raise prices on specialty materials, making many all-American handicrafts difficult to produce. Small businesses suffer.
Albany lawmakers want to raise the wage floor again, and index it to inflation. The state's constant interventions will destroy jobs and perhaps whole ...
11.01.2025
Specialized labor and freely shifting markets result in creative destruction, but also mutual enrichment. Where would you want to live?
The economist's disdain for dogma and appetite for nuance led him to warn "scholars possess an illusion of knowledge worse than ignorance."
Productivity means learning to do more work with less labor. The only way to gain jobs is to lose jobs.
The Fed's balance sheet, and its influence, remain enormous. A lighter touch at the top would allow more flexibility in the economy.
Protectionism can't enrich the country as a whole, only boost certain individuals and industries while impoverishing the rest.
Political avarice, sanctioned robbery, coercive control: such is the nature of government, and always has been. We already know the cure.
10.01.2025
Blaming producers for higher prices obscures true policy failures and economic bad actors — perhaps deliberately.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he'd step down as prime minister and his party's leader, opening the chance for a crypto supporter to replace him.
Heavy-handed central planners want to control individual lives by treating them like lifeless statistics. The results are nothing short of disastrous.
President-elect Donald Trump is considering a plan that still would apply tariffs to all nations but narrow the impact.
Blaming landlords and pricing software for high housing costs may be good politics, but it is bad economics. And it won't make rents more affordable.
Tariffs can't bring back jobs and raise significant revenue at the same time. In fact, they're unlikely to do either.
The pair claimed they couldn't be fired, even when they were hostile to customers and secretly recorded their supervisors. Unfortunately, a Circuit cou ...
More than 25 percent of the federal budget is spent on health care. Endless government intervention, however well-intentioned, rewards lobbyists and distort ...
Young people are struggling with high car and home prices, but still live better than their peers of the past. Perhaps lifestyle choices are driving their d ...
Rising inflation, currency debasement and growing fiscal deficits will push countries to make strategic bitcoin allocations, the report said.
Drug ads make pharma companies compete for patients as buyers. Introducing more new drugs faster helps make US health care the global standard.
Large companies don't just happen. They are born, fostered, and grown in low-tax, high-opportunity societies.
The DXY index is up over 3% since the election and is following a trajectory similar to his first presidential term.
Attempts to push a "moral mission" onto business subverts the actual goal: creating goods, services, and investment returns.
Private funding of education can be a powerful force for change, but philanthropists' motives — and their methods — do matter.
In an increasingly interconnected global economy, clinging to outdated protectionist measures is a losing strategy.
The average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage rose to 6.91% to start the new year.
Whether subsidizing our own producers or punishing those abroad, tariffs inevitably become handouts to the politically powerful.
As in many cases, the United States would be better off having done nothing than triggering such a calamitous descent into violent chaos.
26.11.2024
When Mythology Papers over Reality
22.11.2024
We face a mixed picture for the recovery of competitive federalism.
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13.11.2024
"Financial privacy is very important for a free society. What we do reveals much more about who we are than what we say." ~William J. Luther
The Great Depression Reconsidered
Our latest issue explores why economic misconceptions persist and the vigilance required to counter them.
AIER has submitted amicus curiae briefs to the New Hampshire Supreme Court in the combined cases Rand v. State and ConVal v. State. We took this step becaus ...
07.11.2024
"Many lawmakers in DC make resolutions to be more fiscally responsible, but much like our New Year’s resolutions, they rarely follow through." ~Th ...
"We should want to live in a society where we recognize one another’s right to say 'no, thank you' to an offer — that is to say, a world wher ...
"The institutional and social checks on majoritarian power are eliminated creating an opportunity for dictatorship, and lifetime rule and enrichment th ...
30.10.2024
"Traditional supermarkets have been losing a great deal of market share to those excluded from that definition." ~Gary Galles
"Price indexing will remove about 80 percent of the unfunded liability gap over the next 75 years, if instituted in 2029." ~David Rose
"Trump's plan is a disaster from the perspective of cost, incentives, and value neutrality." ~Vanessa Brown Calder