Tyler Cowen

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The New Right Is Beating The New Left. Everywhere

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From Australia to Europe, the signs are multiplying that conservative populism is on the rise.

The College Admissions Scandal Is About More Than Just Bribery

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Most U.S. institutions of higher education don’t even try to live up to their egalitarian ideals.

Seven Lessons About The Risk Of Blackmail

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Americans should be wary about the rising risk of blackmail in the information age.

One Shutdown Lesson Is That Americans Need To Save More

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A volatile economy, like a volatile president, makes it all the more important to keep some extra money in the bank.

How Will Shutdown End? Time for Some Game Theory

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TSA workers may hold the key to forcing an end to the government shutdown, writes Tyler Cowen.

Unforeseen Effects Of A 70 Percent Marginal Tax Rate: A Debate

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Bloomberg columnists disagree on how the proposed tax hike would impact the economy.

How Real News Can Be Worse Than Fake News

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It’s hard to stay idealistic these days, as information indeed is the enemy of idealism.

Trump's NAFTA Deal Is Hardly Worth The Price

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The result of trade negotiations might be better for the U.S. but it still might not be worth the price.

The Trouble With Trump's Infrastructure Plan

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President-elect Donald Trump’s proposal for a major boost in infrastructure spending requires critical analysis.

The Rich Are Also Different From One Another

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The richest Americans are much less likely to have inherited their wealth than their counterparts in other nations.

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