It is impossible to pinpoint an exact place or moment when capitalism began. Capitalism is a process, not a discrete…
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At FEE, we were saddened to learn that Dan Grossman had passed away. This is a great loss to the…
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At a time when parents and educators across the country are rethinking how, where, and what children learn—and who gets…
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced his reelection bid in November by saying he wants to abolish school property taxes. Naturally…
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On the Isle of Lewis, crofters still work the old way: one man, two dogs, a flock and the Atlantic…
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The financial columnist, Matthew Lynn, is back at it. His latest essay asserts that economists still have egg on their…
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In Brussels, we have witnessed a scene that has become increasingly common: protests by European farmers marked by escalating hostility,…
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Will France need to be bailed out under the latest of the European Central Bank’s (ECB) damage limitation devices, the…
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Love Actually has become a beloved holiday classic precisely because it captures the messy, often contradictory nature of human relationships.…
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Today, the biggest lottery draw in the world will take place in Spain, with a total prize pool of €2.59…
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