China’s Drunken Population Policies
However much you plan and pray, Alas, alack, tant pis, oy vey, Now — heretofore — til Judgment Day, The drunken driver
Biden Expanded Executive Power to Kill the US Steel-Nippon Merger
In one of his final acts as President, Joe Biden has blocked Nippon Steel’s acquisition of US Steel, citing national security concerns.
Does Educational Philanthropy Harm Liberal Society? It’s Complicated
Philanthropic contributions are a quiet but integral part of American education funding. In 2016 (the most recent year for which good data are
Debunking the Three Best Arguments for Tariffs
With President Trump’s return to office after the Biden interregnum, we can be sure of one thing: tariffs are going to be
$119 billion of U.S. government debt to be issued this week, raising questions about demand
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The Problem With Retaliatory Protectionism
A familiar excuse for protective tariffs and other trade restrictions goes like this: It would be all well and good for our
Banning TV Drug Ads Would Have Serious Unintended Consequences
Advertising has never been a popular thing amongst pundits. It is depicted as an attempt to manipulate consumers into desiring things they