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The Cost of Making Life Affordable
How popular government efforts to lower prices can make everyday life more expensive.
15 hrs ago
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John H. Cochrane
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Letter #10: The Bill Comes Later
Government borrowing lets Americans enjoy the benefits of spending today. Just wait.
Oct 12
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Ross Levine
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Breaking the Silence: Information Flow and the Future of North Korea
How foreign media is challenging North Korea’s grip on information, inspiring a new generation to question the regime, and offering hope for democratic…
Oct 9
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Grace Kim
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Africa’s Evolving Role in a New International Order
Courted by China and Russia, and dissatisfied with America’s attentions, the continent awaits clarity from Washington.
Oct 7
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Judd Devermont
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Progressive Taxes Without a Complex Tax Code
Why support for lower-income Americans doesn’t have to run through the tax code.
Oct 6
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John H. Cochrane
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The Case for a Hemispheric Dollar Strategy
In Latin America, the dollar is integrated and credible. A new, flexible structure could exploit its advantages without a dollar peg or a supranational…
Oct 2
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Emilio Ocampo
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September 2026
The Slow Squeeze on Taiwan, and the Long War in Ukraine
On the latest episode of GoodFellows, senior fellows John Cochrane, H.R.
Sep 30
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H.R. McMaster
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Niall Ferguson
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John H. Cochrane
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Replace the Tax Code, Don’t Repair It
Why real tax reform requires eliminating deductions, exclusions, and special deals—not rearranging them.
Sep 29
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John H. Cochrane
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Five Trends Driving Change in Europe
Russia lashes out, China maneuvers, and the political center of gravity shifts.
Sep 28
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Peter Rough
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Public Choice and Politics Without Romance
Would you give the politician you trust least the same powers you want government to have?
Sep 28
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Russ Roberts
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Russian Discontent Made Visible
Opposition leader cites the strength of ordinary Russians—and sees hope for a post-Putin country.
Sep 25
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Carolyn Kennedy
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How Stablecoins Can Serve Dollar Dominance
To extend the dollar’s reach, America needs to preserve the credibility that makes it the currency most worth holding.
Sep 25
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Carolyn A. Wilkins
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