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“Services-sector expansion continued in September. Labor and materials shortages are showing some signs of easing. However, signs of softening demand and concern about a weakening economy were also noted.” ~ Robert Hughes

Over the years, FEE has published and republished several articles about something called “market urbanism.” Before I started writing for FEE, I hadn’t heard about it, but my initial reaction to the term was skepticism.…

"There will be more pandemics, and how (and how well) we can address them strongly depends on learning from contemporary and historical successes and failures. This volume aspires to take a step in this direction."…

"The best way to fight against 'the Bigs' in society is not to create a big government, but to enable innovation. Let individuals compete as they will." ~ Daniel Betti

Chris Turner is inventing an entirely new category of education. It’s not school and it’s not homeschool, and it doesn’t fit neatly into existing regulatory frameworks. Turner’s startup, Moonrise.com, is truly an…

https://youtube.com/watch?v=meeekwH_O90 On a recent flight, I rewatched one of the great political thrillers of all-time: Three Days of the Condor. From start to finish, the movie is a suspenseful, action-packed thriller,…

“Private-sector job openings fell sharply, and layoffs rose, adding to the evidence of a weakening economy. The outlook remains highly uncertain.” ~ Robert Hughes

"Monetary policy is about money, not interest rates. Central bankers should stop trying to implement monetary policy by messing with relative prices. There are better measures and more effective transmission…