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Helping Banks Help Themselves: Extended Shareholder Liability
"The best way to reduce systemic risk is to give the risktakers the incentive to economize on risk. An extended liability regime for banking is a simple and elegant way to improve incentives. We should seriously consider…
Mergers, Marriage, and Monopoly: What Matrimony Can Teach Us about Corporate Acquisitions
Why does the boy ask the girl to the dance?
What does it mean to be a REAL fact checker?
"This isn't just a media thing, just a hard sciences or a medicine thing, or a climate thing, this is pervasive in the way that we study a broad array of issues in the academic space.
New Single-Family Home Sales Fell in September
“New-home sales fell in September, and inventories rose again. Elevated prices and surging mortgage rates reduce affordability and are likely to weaken future demand.” ~ Robert Hughes
The China Challenge: What’s a Real Liberal To Do?
"Americans must defend a free society at home and preserve a liberal peace abroad. They may be the only people able to do both." ~ Doug Bandow
The Deleted Scene From Superman II That Made It a Much Better (and Darker) Movie
One of my early childhood memories is watching the movie Superman II on television.
Fact Checking the President on Global Inflation
"An administration which was evidently so troubled by 'misinformation' would more profitably target it not by establishing a ministry, but by looking in a mirror." ~ Peter C. Earle
How Does the Federal Reserve Create Money?
A few weeks ago, I solicited FEE daily readers for their questions about economics.
Scream’s Hidden Message: Victimhood is Deadly #shorts
The masked-horror-slasher sensation “Scream” is one of the most beloved films of its genre, and for good reason: suspense, intrigue, “innocence”, and plenty of blood. However, a less obvious reason to admire the film is its…
Scream’s Hidden Message: Victimhood is Deadly
The masked-horror-slasher sensation “Scream” is one of the most beloved films of its genre, and for good reason: suspense, intrigue, “innocence”, and plenty of blood.
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