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Liberty in Peril
Democracy and Power in American History
T.R.M. Howard
Doctor, Entrepreneur, Civil Rights Pioneer
Crossroads for Liberty
Recovering the Anti-Federalist Values of America’s First Constitution
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{content}Ghosts of Bubbles Past
The lesson of history is that asset bubbles can burst, but leverage and hidden exposures determine whether the fallout remains contained or spreads across the economy.
How Uber Broke the Taxi Cartel—and Triggered a New Regulatory Backlash
Schumpeter’s theory of creative destruction in real markets
Twelve Votes vs. the Market
In late October, the Federal Reserve adjusted its target interest rate downward. The decision was...
The Emergence of the Central Bank
Over the past three centuries, many different banking and monetary mechanisms have been tried:...
Information and Irrationality in the Stock Market: A Criticism of the Efficient Market Hypothesis
Part 1 of our efficient market hypothesis debate
How American Gold Can Shore Up the Dollar
A special Treasury bond backed by the precious metal would strike a blow for sound money.
The Fed Should Do One Thing—and One Thing Only
We don’t want a Democratic Fed or a Republican Fed. We want an American Fed.
The NFL’s Public-Financing Playbook
Taxpayers shoulder the burden of modern stadiums
Let the Buyer Beware… and Pay Later
Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) platforms are services that allow consumers to finance small...
Not Our Democracy, but Our Constitution
American democracy, we are told, is threatened by Donald Trump’s victory. A headline...
