Throughout the spring of 2021, the prices of Pokémon trading cards and boxed sets were soaring. Sales of the cards exploded to
Ludwig Erhard Haus, Berlin Reprinted from the Intercollegiate Studies Institute How rare and refreshing it is for the powerful to understand the limitations of
Reprinted from the Future of Freedom Foundation The Federal Reserve (“the Fed”) began operations in 1914. Thus, many find it difficult to fathom
It was quite the spectacle. Pres. Joe Biden threw a White House lawn party September 13 to celebrate the “Inflation Reduction Act”
This article appeared in Newsweek on September 21, 2022. After the U.S. Centers for Disease Control suggested dosage thresholds for patients receiving pain medication in 2016, 38 states rushed
Milk crates are surprisingly ubiquitous. Durable built-in handles are well placed for lifting. The shape of the bottom locks tightly into the
On September 14th, California’s government announced an antitrust action against Amazon. The New York Times admirably summarizes the core of this action,
On this episode of Liberty Curious, Robert Wright, historian and Senior Research Faculty at AIER, joins Kate Wand to discuss his new
Reprinted from the Foundation for Economic Education In 1892 the French archaeologist Henri Pognon made a historic discovery a few dozen miles northeast of Baghdad:
There is a quote floating around, variously attributed to Lenin and to Marx, which enjoins authoritarians to: Accuse your enemies of doing what
Reprinted from the Independent Institute Humans have always lived and worked in groups and instinctively seek to cooperate with others in their group
The idea that economic freedom defined by secure property rights, a limited government, free trade and free commerce, mattered to economic development
Americans tend to assume that bigger is better, and they are often right. But in many instances the job calls for a
On this episode of Liberty Curious, AIER Senior Research Faculty Thomas Hogan sat down with Kate Wand to discuss the Inflation Reduction
