Twelve Principles of International Trade: Part 4
“When combined with the empirically verified reality that increased trade between nations decreases the likelihood of those nations getting into shooting wars with each other, what is left of the national-security exception to the case for unilateral free trade is very narrow indeed.” ~ Donald J. Boudreaux
READ MOREThe ExIm Bank is Still the Bank of Boeing
“The bank has a long track record of serving mostly large foreign and domestic airlines in higher income nations, and distorting capital markets to fund projects that would likely be funded otherwise. It’s called cronyism.” ~ Veronique de Rugy
READ MOREDear Mr. President, Part 2
In 1969, as the war in Vietnam was raging, AIER Founder Edward C. Harwood and his brothers wrote an open letter to President Richard Nixon.
READ MORESound Money and a Secure Free Society
Re-reading the text book that we used at Grove City College to learn about the principles of sound money, I see that another project at Atlas, our Secure Free Society Project, complements with our Sound Money Project. In Theory of Money and Credit, whi …
READ MOREPre-election Korean Truce?
Research Reports – 09/15/1952 Also: Book Reviews “Incentive Management” by James F. Lincoln; “The Economies of Illusion” by L. Albert Hahn
READ MOREFuture Implications of the Korean Peace Negotiations
Research Reports – 10/01/1951 Book Review: Economics: Experience and Analysis by Broadus Mitchell et al.
READ MOREControls Wither
Research Reports – 07/16/1951 Book Review: National Transportation Policy by Charles L. Dearing and Wilfred Owen
READ MOREWhither Controls?
Research Reports – 07/09/1951 Book Review: “Aiding Undeveoped Areas Abroad” edited by Halford L. Hoskins, The Annals, March 1950
READ MOREImmediate Implications of Peace
Research Reports – 07/02/1951 Also: Book Review Taxable and Business Income by Dan Throop Smith and J. Keith Butters
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