All posts tagged "American Enterprise Institute"
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Italian labor issue shows why eurozone may be doomed
Among the eurozone’s most critical flaws as a construct is that it has tied together countries with very...
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Macron’s road map for France & Europe
To push through his reform agenda, President Emmanuel Macron has launched an offensive on two fronts: the home...
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To whom is given: Business as a calling
To Whom Is Given Documentary project by AEI’s Values & Capitalism project Do you live vocationally in...
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The European left: unfit to govern
Many are horrified by the ascent of protectionist, isolationist, and nativist ideas on the political right – and...
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America is the world’s scariest emerging market economy
According to an old Wall Street joke, the longest river in the emerging market countries is “De Nile.”...
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Trump’s immigration and trade policies are being driven by pessimism and bad economics
During the 2016 presidential campaign, Donald Trump would talk about the “mindset” America needed to solve its problems....
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Beyond the echo chamber: Considerations on US policy toward Iran
A conversation with Ambassador Nikki Haley, the United States permanent representative to the United Nations Next month,...
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From Cicero to Trump, they’re all in Plutarch’s ‘Lives’
Truman said the essayist ‘knew more about politics than all the other writers I’ve read put together.’ ...
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Powerbull: The lottery loves poverty
Arthur C. Brooks What is America’s national antipoverty strategy? Apparently, the Powerball lottery. All across the country...
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America needs tax reform. But not like this
Cutting taxes, the raison d’être of the modern GOP, is proving far more difficult than Republicans ever imagined....
