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Abraham Lincoln and the Role of Government in the Economy (Re-broadcast)
In 1860, the United States had no national currency, no national bank, and no income tax. Lincoln had a vision of advancing the economic fortunes of...
Immigration and the Economy (Re-broadcast)
Immigration promises to be a key issue in the U.S. Presidential elections. Candidates from both parties favor limits but differ on the extent of restrictions....
Immigration and the Shortage of American Workers (Re-broadcast)
In 2016, immigration to the U.S. began to fall, and after bottoming out at the outset of COVID-19, rebounded in 2021 and 2022. This rebound occurred...
What Populists Don't Understand About Tariffs (but economists do) (Re-broadcast)
Both presidential candidates have supported tariffs, albeit at very different levels. Can tariffs bring back manufacturing jobs, reduce the trade deficit,...
Moving Away from the Economics of Grievance (Re-broadcast)
A center-right economic policy agenda has traditionally meant a focus on lower marginal tax rates, fiscal prudence, an openness to immigration, free...
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