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The Cure’s Fight for ‘Fair’ Ticket Prices Will Likely Backfire
A legendary '80s rock band is generously working to sell tickets below the market rate. But can it overcome the forces of the market?
Scott Drylie | May 23, 2023
What Mexico City Can Teach the U.S. About Parklets
In a city of low car ownership and small retail storefronts, parklets expand seating capacity.
Scott Beyer | May 15, 2023
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Can Dollarization Fix Argentina’s Inflation Problems?
Dollarizing may be a quick and effective solution to a pressing issue, but in order for Argentina to escape its seemingly permanent crisis, the list of changes is going to have to be more extensive.
Marcos Falcone | May 8, 2023
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Taylor Swift and the Lesson of the Ticketmaster Antitrust Hearings
Real competition, contrary to the textbook portrayal, is a rivalrous process in which companies fight to reach the top and be the best
Ninos P. Malek | May 8, 2023
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Washington’s Effort to Censor (True) Pandemic Information
The Twitter Files exposed a lot of malfeasance, but one effort spearheaded by Stanford University and federal agencies was particularly Orwellian in both concept and practice
Jon Miltimore | April 25, 2023
Latin America’s Fabulous Indian Branding
Peru leans into its Incan heritage, and other countries to their roots.
Scott Beyer | April 24, 2023
Where Free Markets Bring Modernity
What Other Latin American Countries Can Learn From Chile
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RFK Jr.’s Lawsuit Alleges Unprecedented Censorship on Social Media
The lawsuit raises important questions about the limits of government power in the digital age.
Jessica Wilkinson | April 6, 2023
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Relativity Space Put a 3D-Printed Rocket in Space
Private companies in the space industry are generating a lot of firsts, and Terran 1 shows interesting possibilities
Paige Lambermont | April 5, 2023