The EPA’s Phase-Out of Gas-Powered Cars Has Ominous Historic Echoes
(AIER)—The Biden administration last week rolled out new emissions regulations that the New York Times said will “transform the American ...
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The Solution to America’s Economic, Social, and Structural Problems Is for the Government to Do LESS, Not More
(AIER)—The American Enterprise Institute has reprinted Edward C. Banfield’s little-known 1951 book, Government Project, which was a post-mortem of a ...
China’s Economic Facade Is Cracking, and Trump Could Shatter It Entirely
(AIER)—Not so long ago, commentators across the political spectrum were warning us that China’s economy was set to surpass America’s. ...
Fake Meat: More Entrée or Agenda?
(AIER)—The Fed’s aggressive interest rate hikes, the surge in retail trader activity, and pandemic-driven valuations have led many previously high-flying ...
Not so Modern Monetary Theory
What is valid about Modern Monetary Theory isn’t modern, and what is different about it is, and has always been, ...
A Reality Czar — What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
In his April 25 American Enterprise Institute post, “Obama is Wrong About Regulating Disinformation,” Mark Jamison disputes Barack Obama’s recent argument that “the ...
The Great Barrington Declaration One Year On
From October 2-4, 2020, the American Institute for Economic Research hosted a small conference for scientists to discuss the harms ...
Doctors: Mandates Will Not Stop Covid, but Will ‘Cause Crushing Harms and Deaths Due to the Collateral Effects’
The World Economic Forum estimates that the Covid response has cost the globe $11 trillion thus far and counting and AIER’s seminal ...
Why Is There Such Reluctance to Discuss Natural Immunity?
If you’re among those of us who aren’t tribally invested in Covid politics but would like good information about when ...
Lockdowns Need to Be Intellectually Discredited Once and For All
On May 19, 2021 the LA Times published a column that is representative of the basic arguments for endorsing lockdowns going ...
