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{content}Higher Ed’s Great Correction: ‘Necessity Is the Mother of Invention’
The university establishment is getting an overdue education in markets, mission, and public trust.
The Fed Must Be Held Tight to a Market-Price Stability Rule
Markets treated the federal government’s latest inflation...
New Student-Visa Requirements Earn an “F” in Economics
Excitement abounds as college students prepare to return to campus. Some...
The Jobs Report Is an Estimate, Not a Verdict
Treat payroll numbers as evolving evidence, not a final verdict on the business cycle.
How American Indifference to the SAVE Act Ensures Long-Term Decline
A culture fixated on the present is fueling America’s decline.
The Alienation of Marxists
History of a New-Old Concept
Don’t Water Down the Bachelor’s Degree
Students can earn a bachelor’s degree in three years without reducing academic standards.
Red States Are Winning the Prosperity Race
Republicans disheartened by growing fears of electoral losses at the federal level this...
Ignorance Is Not Bliss: The Dumbing Down of America
The bill for lowered standards is coming due.
Let’s Recapture the Spirit of 1976
In 1976, millions proudly recommitted themselves to the American experiment. We should do the same.
