| | Christian Weller & David Correa, Center for American Progress Price increases for new leases have fallen faster than average rent, which will contribute to declining inflation in the future. READ MORE |
| | Richard Salsman, Am. Inst. for Economic Research "When will the start of the next recession be recognized? On average since 1980 the NBER has waited eight months before assigning a starting date (and fifteen months to assign ending dates), so if... READ MORE |
| | Richard Rahn, Washington Times There now appears to be a coordinated effort by the Biden administration to go after banks and financial services businesses that are involved in the cryptocurrency business. READ MORE |
| | John Tamny, RCM Economic discussions would be far more worthwhile if those in the conversation got the basics. One of them is that governments don't take in money, nor do they spend it. When governments charge us... READ MORE |
| | Peter Wallison, Law & Liberty Peter Wallison considers the deference implications of the federal student loan forgiveness case, Biden v. Nebraska. READ MORE |
| | Bruce Yandle, Washington Examiner The Supreme Court decision striking down President Joe Biden's student loan forgiveness effort had a degree of finality to it, but the conversation, apparently, is not over. Channeling disappointment... READ MORE |
| | Julian Morris, RCM Sen. Richard Durbin (D-Ill.) recently introduced legislation to regulate how credit-card transactions are routed that, if passed, would hinder competition between credit-card issuers, reduce benefits... READ MORE |
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