According to Anne Applebaum, those who deny American “exceptionalism,” that is to say, global crusading for “democracy,” are dangerous extremists. Original Article: “The Evil of American Exceptionalism“. This Audio Mises Wire is generously sponsored by Christopher Condon. Narrated by Millian Quinteros. You Might Also Like Calculating GDP Correctly There are many reasons we should be skeptical of the GDP statistic. But it is nonetheless important to understand how it is calculated. 2020 Will Be a Record-Breaking Year for Debt. How Long Can This Last? The deficit narrowed during July after months of record shortfalls in federal tax revenues. During April, May, and June of this year
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According to Anne Applebaum, those who deny American “exceptionalism,” that is to say, global crusading for “democracy,” are dangerous extremists.
Original Article: “The Evil of American Exceptionalism“.
This Audio Mises Wire is generously sponsored by Christopher Condon. Narrated by Millian Quinteros.
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2020 Will Be a Record-Breaking Year for Debt. How Long Can This Last?
The deficit narrowed during July after months of record shortfalls in federal tax revenues. During April, May, and June of this year deficits surges to unprecedented highs as economic activity dried up, workers were furloughed and laid off, and tax payments were deferred.
Why Americans Are Looking for a Safe Haven from the Dollar
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In an address to the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society in 1865, Frederick Douglass noted that he had often been asked “What should we do with the Negro?”
The 2020 Debate: A Breakdown
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If the US Adopts Eurozone Policies, the Jobs Recovery Will Suffer
The best social policy is one that supports job creation and rising wages. Entitlements do not make a society more prosperous, and ultimately drive it to stagnation.
This Audio Mises Wire is generously sponsored by Christopher Condon. Narrated by Millian Quinteros.
Original Article: "If the US Adopts Eurozone Policies, the Jobs Recovery Will Suffer".
Pandemic Follies: Tyranny Won’t Keep Us Safe
Politicians have destroyed more than 13 million jobs this year in a deluge of edicts aimed to fight the covid-19 pandemic. More than two hundred thousand Americans still died from the coronavirus, but the anticovid government crackdowns probably did far more damage than the virus. The covid crisis has also shown how easy it is for politicians to fan fears to seize nearly absolute power.
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