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New Paper Shows the Problem with Power Subsidies
Wind and solar receive the lion’s share while producing less power
Paige Lambermont | September 4, 2024
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5 Socialist Policies That Destroyed the Bolivian Economy
Bolivia’s economy is not doing great. Here are five reasons why.
Fabricio Antezana Duran | August 28, 2024
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The Progressive and New Deal Eras were the “Great Deviation”
The period which encompasses the Progressive and New Deal era, represents a “great deviation” from America’s economic potential.
Vincent Geloso | August 27, 2024
Why Are There So Few Big City Walmarts?
Challenging economics for big box retail are exacerbated by hostile politicians.
Scott Beyer | August 16, 2024
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America Needs to Stop Taxing Citizens Abroad
U.S. Expats have made the decision to live abroad and they should be granted that freedom without a permanent financial ball and chain.
Kristian Fors | August 14, 2024
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The Car Dealership Monopoly: The Case for Competition
Americans feel trapped in the car buying process.
Denny Han | August 6, 2024
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Senator Schmitt Is Right to Oppose Overreach in Broadband Funding
Broadband Funding Under Fire: NTIA's Rate Regulations Face Backlash from Congress
Johnny Kampis | August 2, 2024
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When Socialism Fails, the New York Times Blames “Brutal Capitalism”
How media coverage of Venezuela spins Chavez and Maduro's time in power
Phillip Magness | July 30, 2024
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Dominion’s Proposed Peaker Plant Is a Good Sign for Reliability
The state's renewable portfolio standard cedes one to reality.
Paige Lambermont | July 30, 2024