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NYC’s Economic Dysfunction Pushed Voters Too Far. Will They Now Choose Socialism?

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Let’s be honest, many people move to New York City to make money, not have it taken away. Since over half of NYC’s population isn’t even from New York, millions made the decision to move to this amazing and incredibly expensive city. They knew it was expensive, and that life would be tough — NYC does not have a global reputation of glamor and grit for nothing — but they didn’t realize life would be this tough. The cost of living in NYC is 2.3 ti…See the Story

On Immigration and Free Speech, Many Miss the Bigger Picture

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Last month, Australian writer Alistair Kitchen was detained by Customs and Border Protection (CBP) when he flew from Melbourne to Los Angeles. Agents interrogated him, intimidated him, and lied to try to get a confession out of him. Ultimately, they denied him entry to the United States. Why? Because he had written articles that the Trump administration didn’t like. As the officer who interrogated him told him, “Look, we both know why you are he…Free Speech · Melbourne See the Story

Trump’s Trade War Undermines the Dollar’s Global Reserve Status

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Donald Trump is famously hostile to US trade deficits. He believes not only that these deficits harm the US economy, but also that they are clear evidence of foreigners’ economic mistreatment of Americans. Almost as famously, economists disagree with Mr. Trump. Responding to his countless complaints about trade deficits, economists have spilled oceans of ink — including at AIER — to explain that US trade deficits are not the problem that Mr. Tru…Donald Trump · Great Barrington See the Story

Which Crypto Tokens are Securities?

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SummaryThe SEC has incorrectly categorized most crypto tokens as investment contract securities. A crypto token should only be considered a security if its programming includes the ability to make payments, similar to the terms of payment specified in the contract of a traditional security. Digital securities should be sorted into four classes based on the different risks they pose to investors. Regulations for digital securities should be tailo…Economy · Great Barrington Read Article

What’s Wrong With Boeing?

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Boeing is struggling. The most recent round of bad news to hit the manufacturer came when, after Boeing’s project to build the next Air Force One was delayed again, this time until 2029, President Trump announced he would instead accept a jet gifted from the Qatari royal family. While the legality of that move has not yet been settled, the episode highlighted how slow and expensive Boeing’s Air Force One program has become. Although sluggishness…Boeing · Great Barrington See the Story

Public Choice at the Pump: How Politicians Banned Self-Serve Gas for Years

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

America runs on gas stations. The US has more gas stations than any other country in the world, around 196,000. These rest stops and corner pumps supply the country with the gas it needs for its commerce and road trips. Not only do they fuel the wheels of the American economy, they have also been an icon in American culture. To the average person, the legal history of filling stations might seem boring, even pointless. But to the trained eye, th…Economy · Great Barrington See the Story

China’s AI Hype Echoes Mao’s ‘Satellite’ Era

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Industrial researchers are sounding the alarm as thousands of AI companies are being eliminated in the wake of the first wave of AI fever sparked by OpenAI. At the same time, however, prominent tech leaders and Silicon Valley CEOs such as Jensen Huang continue to promote the narrative of China’s technological leadership in AI. While it is understandable that hardware manufacturers may emphasize growth potential in China for commercial reasons, i…Artificial Intelligence · Great Barrington See the Story

Bringing Markets Back to Education

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Hannah Frankman Hood, The Daily Economy Despite record spending, government schools failed to deliver on their directive to education. Parents are increasingly seeking alternatives.Economy · Great Barrington See the Story

Ontario’s Proposed Special Economic Zones Underscore Regulatory Harm Everywhere Else

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The Province of Ontario passed a controversial piece of legislation in early June that allows the government to create Special Economic Zones (SEZs) in certain designated regions, among other things. Known as Bill 5, which is called the Protect Ontario by Unleashing Our Economy Act, the legislation aims to remove regulatory hurdles to economic development in specific parts of the province. “We need to get rid of unnecessary red tape, make it eas…Economy · Great Barrington See the Story

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