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The Yield War: Banks vs. Your Freedom
Have you ever wondered why, in 2026, traditional banks still offer crumbs while the Web3 world opens doors to real wealth? We are at the peak of the Yield Control
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Tariffs Did Not Make America Great and Won’t Make America Great Again
Tariffs Did Not Make America Great and Won’t Make America Great Again 05/02/2025 • Mises Wire • Joshua Mawhorter • CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 Several times President Donald
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Tariffs, Capital Heterogeneity, and the Real Costs of Intervention: The Aluminum Example
Tariffs, Capital Heterogeneity, and the Real Costs of Intervention: The Aluminum Example 04/09/2025 • Mises Wire • Richard Martin • CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 When a government
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Markets on fire, Bitcoin stays calm (for now). Coincidence? Not really, but it’s not all lost
Markets are crashing: S&P 500 down -8% in two days. Nasdaq 100 just posted the largest single-point loss in history. And yet, 3.5 trillion dollars evaporated
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What is Trump doing with Tariffs?
A lot of people are very confused about what Trump is doing with tariffs. This is partly because he has not given a full explanation of what he is doing (for tactical
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EU Torn Between Protectionism and Permeability
Europe is a funny space, and I say this being an European. On one end, the EU has always been quite keen on setting regulations and protectionist measures for
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Free Market “Universal Basic Income” 💡 And real solutions to technological unemployment
In this deep-dive on UBI, I break down the risks and math while outlining several real solutions to the looming civilizational challenge of technological unemployment.
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Even Fake News Outlets Admit China Big Looser in Trump's “Trade War”
Somehow Trump understands economics, imagine that. Good: Follow me: Twitter - Bitchute - Gab - Minds - Daily Motion - Steemit - Veto - Instagram - Word Press - BlogSpot
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Trump’s Washing Machine Tariffs Cost Consumers $800,000 Per Job Created
If the Dealmaker-in-Chief thinks it’s a good deal to force US consumers to pay $820,000 annually in higher costs to create a new $43,000-per-year factory job, then
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Review on the Global Economic Situation and How It May Impact Tokenized Assets part 3 — Nationalism
In our previous post, we discussed economic warfare and how it may impact tokenized assets. We argued that adopting tokenized assets, in particular #ExoticAssets
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Bankrupt Economics: Tariff Derangement Syndrome, Trump is Tariff Man and Free Trade Exposed
Trump's obvious joke calling himself names and the resulting meltdown by self-proclaimed economists who can't add, proves most elites are globalists. #TariffMan
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A Trade Deficit Isn’t a Mortgage.
It is one thing for an illiterate president to commit elementary economic conceptual errors, it is quite another for his supposedly well-trained economic adviser
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The Bear’s Lair: The happy new world of tariffs
As President Trump imposes tariffs on China and elsewhere, much dark muttering is heard from the media and conventional economists about Smoot-Hawley and the 1930s.
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Shares and Currencies panic selling in Emerging markets
Developing markets have been hit by a reestablished wave of offer offs in offers and monetary forms, with Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, and China among the nations hit
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Time will tell...
Speaking to reporters at the G-20 finance ministers summit in Argentina, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the U.S. would like to drop tariffs, non-tariff trade
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The Bear’s Lair: The AI revival of Thomas Mun
Thomas Mun (1571-1641) wrote the mercantilist classic “England’s Treasure by Forraign Trade” arguing that the country should run a trade surplus and thereby build
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Protectionism and Nuclear War
Between North Korea and G7, let's take a moment to remember some history on Cuba-U.S. relations. Cuba was a major US ally in the 1920s: we were their biggest market
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Witty Comment of the Day
Trump, Sanders: same old, same old
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Why a Small New York Town Is Banning New Restaurants
There are many way's governments can protect established business from future competition or even competition that is already in place, but the end is always the
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The Real Results of Free Trade and Economic Rationalism: We are Wetware
It was Plato who so accurately stated that the first function of a State is to protect its citizens. It is a measure that modern western nations no longer are held
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