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The National Association of Foreign Student Advisers estimates that three US jobs are supported and created for every seven international students enrolled. (Cumminsr)

June 15, 2018

Fewer International Students a Loss for America

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High Fees, Red Tape Hamper Job Creation, Competitiveness

Fergus Hodgson, CAIA

Even if countries such as China, North Korea, and Russia fudge numbers, no other developed country comes close to the US incarceration rate. (Pixabay)

May 6, 2018

America Need Not Be the Incarceration Nation

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Over-Criminalization Makes Everyone a Potential Felon

Fergus Hodgson, CAIA

Salt Lake City and Provo exemplify the positive effects of Utah's tax and labor policies. (Elizabeth Haslam)

April 26, 2018

Utah Once Again Shows the Way to Prosperity

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Less Government Expenditure, Lower Tax Rates Increase Economic Growth

Paz Gómez

A 10 años de la crisis: los salvatajes han fallado a los estadounidenses Es tiempo de que Wall Street sea responsable de sus propias decisiones salvatajes eeuu Los manifestantes piden que se terminen las crisis financieras, pero sus exigencias pueden hacerlas más frecuentes. (Shawn Sebastian)

March 22, 2018

A 10 años de la crisis: los salvatajes han fallado a los estadounidenses

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Es tiempo de que Wall Street sea responsable de sus propias decisiones

Paz Gómez

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Until voters accept major spending cuts, they are digging the fiscal grave of the United States. (David Shankbone)

March 9, 2018

Why Fiscal Warnings Fall on Deaf Ears

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Future Generations Are Inheriting an Impossible Burden

Fergus Hodgson, CAIA

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To avoid a bailout, the US Postal Service needs unlikely higher revenues from parcel delivery. (Thomas Hawk)

February 28, 2018

The End Is Nigh: USPS Monopoly No Longer Viable

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Traditional Mail Is Disappearing

Paz Gómez

Temporary protected status will expire for Salvadorans, so they must return to their poverty- and crime-stricken nation. (FMSC)

January 19, 2018

Do Third-World Migrants Benefit the United States?

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The Welfare State Offers Perverse Incentives, Clouds Analysis

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Published in 2017, Freedom First compiles 108 articles on common-sense economics and freedom. (Ben Johnson)

January 19, 2018

Socialist Millennials Meet Their Match

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Young Americans Misguidedly Champion Redistribution, Regulation

Paz Gómez

Jones Act protectionism means US-made ships are five times as expensive as foreign counterparts. (Jim Bauer)

January 15, 2018

The Jones Act Needs to Set Sail

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Regulatory Burden Discourages Innovation, Benefits US Shilp Builders

Fergus Hodgson, CAIA

Ivan Jankovic, an immigrant from Serbia by way of Canada, teaches economics in North Dakota and has a bone to pick with the Fraser Institute ranking. (Birds of Prey 165)

October 23, 2017

Fraser Institute Freedom Ranking Belies the America I Know

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The Pitfalls, Limits of Data Come to the Fore

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