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Sizing Up the "Last Branch Standing" with Sarah Isgur
A conversation guide.
May 20
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Finishing the Inflation Job
A Hoover volume on inflation, the Fed, and risks ahead.
May 19
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John H. Cochrane
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2:17
An Opening for Cuban Democracy
A key opposition leader says the West should recognize change is possible—and make it happen.
May 15
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Carolyn Kennedy
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Higher Minimum Wages Aren’t Closing Racial Gaps
Evidence finds black-white earning disparities grow—and suggests harm ripples through black communities.
May 14
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David Neumark
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Will Oil Markets Adapt to the Strait of Hormuz Shock?
How supply, substitution, and policy choices determine long-run energy prices.
May 13
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John H. Cochrane
13
3
3:33
Resisting Xi’s Designs in the Year of the (Trojan) Horse
At the US-China summit, Trump must reject any ploys that would weaken America.
May 12
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Matt Pottinger
and
Liza Tobin
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Letter #5: The First Exception
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May 11
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Ross Levine
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The GoodFellows on the Genius of the Constitution
A conversation guide.
May 8
28
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1:24:00
Fed Independence: In Search of Balance
History offers a strong case for a central bank that knows its limits and holds its ground.
May 7
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John H. Cochrane
and
Valerie A. Ramey
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The Bargains that Manage Natural Resources
In our world of environmental trade-offs, markets offer an alternative to politics.
May 6
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Terry Anderson
11
2
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Why the Taylor Rule Still Matters
The Taylor Rule, the Fed, central banks, and a new Hoover volume on John Taylor’s legacy.
May 5
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John H. Cochrane
13
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2:31
Hope in Darkness: Teaching Lin Zhao in Hong Kong
Studying a courageous life inspired my students to resist tyranny—and not to give up.
May 1
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Rowena He
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