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We are pleased to announce that AIER's Board of Trustees has appointed @DrSamuelGregg as its new President.
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This is a good time to consider the "Smaug fallacy," as described by @thomas_savidge.
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I feel like a lot of discourse around wealth taxes would go away if more people understood the difference between stocks and flows.
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“I think the future for America is very bright,” says @Dave_Hebert, senior research fellow at the @aier. “I think the future for the American manufacturing sector is very bright, provided, of course, government stays out of the way.” mackinac.org/podcasts/the-ov…
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Jun 12
Markets work best when people are free to innovate, compete, and solve problems without unnecessary barriers. @Dave_Hebert of the @aier explains why economic freedom remains a key driver of opportunity and prosperity. Watch our entire discussion here: mackinac.org/podcasts/the-ov…
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In our recent AIER Explainer, @thomas_savidge explains how "cartel federalism" is one of the means by which federal transfers undermine freedom.
aier.org/article/how-federal…
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"...the relevant measure of a borrower’s debt burden is how that debt compares to the borrower’s own income, not the income of the broader economy."
Jun 12
Imagine telling people that your financial problems were solved because your neighbor got a raise. That's basically what we do when we focus on debt-to-GDP ratios.
My latest with the @CivitasInst in @CivitasOutlook:
civitasoutlook.com/research/…
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Government "wouldn't really try and provide for everybody... provide pensions, provide healthcare for able-bodied people who are perfectly capable of earning and providing for themselves."
@CPopeHC from @ManhattanInst shares from his new book "The Way of American Welfare: Providing For Those Who Can't Provide For Themselves" how the U.S. government's welfare has expanded over the years.
Check it out here: a.co/d/0djwXMTX
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Jun 12
That the world’s first trillionaire is an immigrant to the United States who arrived with little, slept on floors, worked 100-hour weeks, & built companies now employing the population of Savannah, Georgia, will be entirely lost on the bitter arithmetic of envy and economic ignorance masquerading as egalitarianism.
Now, as always: markets and entrepreneurship for the win.
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In our most recent AIER Explainer, @Dave_Hebert breaks down the Import Price Index.
Read it here: aier.org/article/understandi…
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"Fundamentally, private responsibility is best. ... The government should only step in when the private sector can't work."
@CPopeHC of @ManhattanInst talks about his new book, "The Way of American Welfare: Providing For Those Who Can't Provide For Themselves."
Buy your copy on Amazon: a.co/d/0djwXMTX
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Jun 10
How did we end up with enormous entitlement programs for the middle-class?
amazon.com/dp/1630695432/
read "The American Way of Welfare" to find out
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Jun 10
Why did the cost of American healthcare increase so rapidly?
amazon.com/dp/1630695432/
read "The American Way of Welfare" to find out
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"Fundamentally, private responsibility is best. ... The government should only step in when the private sector can't work."
@CPopeHC of @ManhattanInst talks about his new book, "The Way of American Welfare: Providing For Those Who Can't Provide For Themselves."
Buy your copy on Amazon: a.co/d/0djwXMTX
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Jun 10
Barack Obama once told Congress: "I believe what Republican Abraham Lincoln believed: That government should do for people only what they cannot do better by themselves, and no more.”
What would government look like if we took this principle seriously?
amazon.com/dp/1630695432/
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Jun 10
Everyone knows what conservatives don't like about the welfare state.
It's time for a right-of-center vision of what it *should* be doing:
amazon.com/dp/1630695432/
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What if many of the most widely accepted assumptions about the welfare state are wrong?
In The American Way of Welfare, @CPopeHC of @ManhattanInst challenges conventional wisdom about poverty, inequality, and taxation.
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Available now: a.co/d/0gUcZLKo
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Jun 9
It was a pleasure to join @DrPaulMueller of @aier on The Economist Next Door podcast! We have a great conversation about local governments, spending, and property taxes, where we dive into why I think property taxes are immoral, arcane, and flawed. Check out the episode today! 👇
On this week's episode of The Economist Next Door, @DrPaulMueller sits down with @VanceGinn to discuss the tricky topic of property taxes. 👇
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On this week's episode of The Economist Next Door, @DrPaulMueller sits down with @VanceGinn to discuss the tricky topic of property taxes. 👇
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Congratulations, You Own Your Home. Sort Of.
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We often talk about "classical liberalism" at AIER. Ryan Yonk gives a quick overview of what the concept does (and doesn't) mean.
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