AI CAN´T REPLACE FREE MARKETS / THE WALL STREET JOURNAL OP EDITORIAL

AI Can’t Replace Free Markets Algorithms process data from the past while economic decisions are dynamic and forward-looking. By Marian L. T...

SHOULD WE HAVE FAITH IN MARKETS? / PROJECT SYNDICATE

Should We Have Faith in Markets? US Vice President J.D. Vance recently claimed that free markets are a tool, rather than the purpose of Amer...

TARIFFS ARE A BET ON THE FREE MARKET RATHER THAN FREE TRADE / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

Tariffs are a bet on the free market rather than free trade Innovation has stalled in a globalised era dominated by state-sponsored national...

LEO XIV AND THE PRO-MARKET TRADITION OF THE CHURCH / PROJECT SYNDICATE

Leo XIV and the Pro-Market Tradition of the Church In his brief remarks introducing himself to the world, the new pope, Leo XIV, proclaimed ...

A NOBEL PRICE IN ECONOMICS FOR THE "INCLUSIVE" FREE MARKET / THE WALL STREET JOURNAL OP EDITORIAL

A Nobel Prize in Economics for the ‘Inclusive’ Free Market The three laureates’ research demonstrates the importance of property rights and ...

REDIVIDING THE WORLD: GOVERNMENTS ACROSS THE WORLD ARE DISCOVERING "HOMELAND ECONOMICS" / THE ECONOMIST

Redividing the world Governments across the world are discovering “homeland economics” But introducing industrial policy is a big mistake, a...

THE SIZE OF THE STATE: ARE FREE MARKETS HISTORY? / THE ECONOMIST

The size of the state  Are free markets history? Governments are jettisoning the principles that made the world rich Sometimes, in wars and ...

UPDATING SAY´S LAW FOR MODERN TIMES / GOLDMONEY INSIGHTS

Updating Say’s law for modern times Alasdair Macleod It was Keynes’ offhand dismissal of Say’s law, or the law of the markets, in 1936 which...