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The Climate Panic Is Over. Now What?
In 1968, a bestselling book predicted that hundreds of millions of people would starve in the 1970s. 📖 They didn’t. Food production outpaced population growth. 🌾 In 2009, we were told there were 96 months left to avoid
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Economic Analysis: Did Capitalism Reduce Global Poverty?
In 1820, 94% of humanity lived in extreme poverty. Today it's under 10%. That collapse wasn't planned by bureaucrats. It followed free markets, secure property rights, and billions of people joining the global division of labor.
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Consenting to the Panopticon: What Modern Technology Has Done to Us … Without Our Realizing It
When did you last read the terms of service before clicking “accept?” Nobody does. That's the point. That’s how
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Socialism Is the Least Humane Economic Policy.
With Dr. Krassen Stanchev (Founder and Board Chairman of the Institute for Market Economics in Bulgaria). There is a curious paradox in today’s debates over capitalism: The only economic system that has expanded ordinary people’s opportunities is routinely accused of being…
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Walter Defends Sarajevo: A Story of Propaganda in Cinema
.Millions of people learned who liberated Yugoslavia from a movie. In Walter Defends Sarajevo (1972), the liberator is portrayed as a partisan — a communist. But the real man behind the legend, Žarko Todorović, wasn't a communist partisan.
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In Defense of Billionaires: Value, Virtue, and the Zero-Sum Fallacy
Most people hate billionaires. But Nobel laureate William Nordhaus found innovators capture just 2.2% of the value they create. The other 97.8% flows to consumers through lower prices … to workers through wages … and to suppliers through commerce.
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Chasing the American Dream – or Destroying It?
Homeownership helped build the American Dream, but easy credit is undoing it. A new executive order promises