American Institute for Economic Research

@aier

Integrity, research, and principle in the study of markets since 1933.

Great Barrington, MA
Joined May 2009

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  1. Identity Politics and Systemic Racism Theory as the New Marxo-Nazism

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  2. In this book published by AIER, shows that govt regulations created to ameliorate financial exclusion led to the financial crisis of 2008. He argues that a return to free market financing would best help marginalized people.

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  4. “Society is composed of one set of people who work and save and who produce and exchange, and another set of people who wish to politically acquire and consume what others have saved and produced.” ~Richard M. Ebeling

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  5. “Trust the science? I am a staunch advocate of the scientific method. But slogans are not science, and they serve primarily to hide weaknesses rather than reveal strengths.” ~James E. Hanley

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  6. “The more people who are engaged in morality, meaning, and mind control, the fewer people will be looking to politics for their place in the world. And in so doing, they provides just a little more of the best defense against the world’s violence.”

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  7. “Ludwig von Mises once joked that only the government could take a useful commodity like paper, slap some ink on it, and make it worthless. We appear to have a similar problem with military equipment.” ~Clifford F. Theis

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  11. Sep 13

    How the Fed Can Improve Financial Stability and Reduce Inequality

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  12. Sep 12

    Modern democratic politics has reduced American society into a system of mutual plunder that threatens and undermines the understanding and desire for a society of individual liberty, personal responsibility, and freedom of association.

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  13. Sep 12

    Since when does the United States President have this kind of authority?

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  14. Sep 12

    This essential collection of essays by Lysander Spooner spans topics ranging from abolitionism and the Civil War, to free banking and currency, to government corruption – all with biting wit and an uncompromising disdain for politicians.

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  15. Sep 9

    “A bad day in the United States is an amazing day most anywhere else," writes . I couldn't agree more, but how does New Jersey prove this point?

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  16. Sep 11
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  17. Sep 12

    As said, "the urge to save humanity is almost always a false face for the desire to rule it." We’ve paid the butcher’s bill for generations of guillotine-operating humanitarians & kindly inquisitors.

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  18. Sep 12

    Thanks for featuring AIER's article, 'El Salvador’s Bitcoin Introduction Hits Early Snags' by Peter C. Earle .

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  19. Sep 12

    In the end, people get the government they deserve. So we get a President who either doesn’t know or doesn’t care about the constitutional constraints of his office. Either way, it’s unforgivable. from

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  20. Sep 12

    A growing body of research is making it increasingly clear that natural immunity to Covid-19 owing to previous infection is stronger, more durable, and broader than vaccine-induced immunity.

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