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09 Mar Ending The Pandemic: Politicians Take Credit as Business Comes To The Rescue

Posted at 21:56h in Voluntary Exchange Sources by one80Admin

The vaccine rollout crawls forward. Most of us will spend weeks, or months, waiting. Great Britain did better. As of today, one-third of the English are already vaccinated, twice as many as in America. Why? A big reason is that our government decided to rigidly follow its regimen...

09 Mar The Regressive Effects of Regulations in New Hampshire

Posted at 16:05h in Voluntary Exchange Sources by one80Admin

Key Findings The impact of federal regulations from 1997 to 2015 on the New Hampshire economy is associated with the following regressive effects: 14,541 people living in poverty 3.4 percent higher income inequality 47 fewer businesses annually 622 lost jobs annually 7.35 percent higher prices With regard to the volume of state-level...

09 Mar To Decline or Not Decline: Western Civilization’s Endless Nemesis

Posted at 16:03h in Voluntary Exchange Sources by one80Admin

The West has died many times, yet remains alive and kicking. In there lies the problem for a whole battery of Western intellectuals up and down its flourishing centuries, who have confidently called for our civilization’s imminent demise. Again and again, writers and philosophers like...

09 Mar Lin Yutang, a Classical Liberal Voice for a Free China

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China Rising! The news media has stories every day about China’s continued positioning as a geopolitical and economic “power” on the international stage. Beijing says its economy will have strong growth in 2021, as it increases military spending to back up China’s gunboat diplomacy in...

09 Mar Can the U.S. Economy Grow Without Immigration?

Posted at 15:54h in Voluntary Exchange Sources by one80Admin

“I can do things you cannot, you can do things I cannot; together we can do great things.” – Mother Teresa Imagine 100 people on a wholly deserted, seemingly inaccessible island. Life would be pretty bleak. With only 100 people working, life’s barest necessities would be all...

09 Mar The Rights of the Naturally Immune-AIER

Posted at 12:57h in Uncategorized by one80Admin

There is an important issue that, in the midst of all the talk of vaccines, has not gotten nearly the attention it deserves: the civil rights of those who have already developed natural immunity to the SARS-CoV-2, the virus that is...

09 Mar The Brutal Attack on Scientific Dissent-AIER

Posted at 12:49h in Uncategorized by one80Admin

The Covid-19 pandemic has been catastrophic and devastating for those who have succumbed to it. The important issue for us societally and globally is that the risk group is defined and we know much better in March 2021 how to target...

09 Mar Conor Friedersdorf: Stand Against Left-Wing and Right-Wing P.C. – Reason.com

Posted at 09:51h in Uncategorized by one80Admin

To say that we live in a hyper-polarized, angry society is to state the obvious. Everywhere around us, but especially online, in politics, and in the media, we seem to be, with apologies to Matthew Arnold, trapped on a darkling plain where ignorant armies clash...

08 Mar Jake Tapper’s ‘Empirically Racist’ Dr. Seuss Nonsense

Posted at 21:38h in Voluntary Exchange Sources by one80Admin

There’s no consistent, much less scientific, measure of racism. That’s the problem. Nobody can keep track of the rules. Read the Full Article here: >National Review...

08 Mar Concerned About Amazon Workers? Here’s How To Really Help Them

Posted at 13:35h in Uncategorized by one80Admin

– March 8, 2021 Reading Time: 3 minutes I saw a sign in a park recently that said “our community supports Amazon workers. Vote union yes!” Will a union help Amazon workers? Maybe. Will it help workers in general? Almost certainly not, for two reasons. First,...

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