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The American Institute for Economic Research, also known as AIER, is an economic research institute located in Great Barrington, Massachusetts. It was founded in 1933 by the 20th century economist Ed... more
FAQs about American Institute for Economic Research:How many episodes does American Institute for Economic Research have?The podcast currently has 751 episodes available.
May 24, 2021The Skew in Science That Feeds US EPA Regulation By S. Stanley Young & Warren KindzierskiThe burden to society will worsen as the EPA continues down a slippery slope. Americans need to be aware that the science used at the EPA for setting air quality regulation is skewed, expensive, and of dubious public health benefit....more5minPlay
May 21, 2021How Team Biden Ended Covid Mania Overnight By Jordan SchachtelTeam Biden was able to pull the plug on Covid Mania so swiftly because they have the ability to control the federal bureaucracy, in addition to having the support of the power brokers in D.C. and a cheerleading corporate press. Team Biden is a beneficiary of insider privilege, and they used it to end Covid Mania in a moment’s notice....more5minPlay
May 20, 2021Are Tax Increases Popular? By Daniel J. MitchellVoters seem to be on the right side on the big-picture question of "Should taxes be higher?", but if they think tax increases are going to happen, it’s quite likely that they will support the most economically damaging types of class-warfare levies....more4minPlay
May 19, 2021Lift Your Gaze, Please: the April Inflation Overshoot is Not the Problem By Joakim BookA betting man, if he wants to remain a betting man, updates his priors. So, I side with Jason Bloom at the asset manager Invesco: ‘There is so much dislocation in the economy from the reopening and base effects from a year ago that it will take at least six to 12 months before we get a clear view of the underlying inflation trend.’ I will make a different sort of prediction, though: no matter what the future holds, the Chickens will be there to squawk about it....more5minPlay
May 18, 2021Lumber, Labor, and Gas Markets Tell SAD Stories By Art CardenAs economists emphasize whenever price gouging rules kick in, ignoring what supply and demand analysis has to teach us usually means making the problem worse rather than better....more5minPlay
May 17, 2021The Industrial Revolution Was Not a Wash By Vincent GelosoThe findings of these recent articles are incredible for anyone seeking to bridge the divide between scholarly knowledge and the popular imagination. They show that even the worst-case scenario implies that the Industrial Revolution constituted a momentous and positive development in terms of the quality of life of the poorest....more5minPlay
May 14, 2021Canadian Doctors Are Being Censored By Ethan YangThis move is fundamentally opposed to the values of liberal democracy which have now been jeopardized on a global scale. With the lights of an enlightened and modern civilization going out across the world, it would be fair to ask, will they ever be turned back on in our lifetime?...more5minPlay
May 13, 2021What Happened to All Those Jobs? By James R. Harrigan & Antony DaviesWe have far fewer jobs than we expected to have and, at the current tepid recovery, a decade’s journey to return to the health we had just prior to Covid-19. This is, of course, bad enough. Sober reflection, though, should lead quickly to the conclusion that the ruling class in Washington will manage to do even more to harm the economy in the meantime. It’s what they do, after all....more6minPlay
May 12, 2021Free Expression By Robert E. WrightGovernment can punish those found after due process to have willfully abused tools like speech (or firearms) to the detriment of others but it cannot Constitutionally limit the availability of such crucial tools simply because some people might use them to cause harm. The best policies reduce asymmetries of information or power rather than exacerbate them and that usually means freeing expression, not excluding ideas or the people who espouse them....more5minPlay
May 11, 2021The Dubious Premise for Expanding the Regulatory State By Ethan YangArbitrary political interests are meant to be enacted by the legislative process where they can be debated, vetted and their architects ultimately held accountable. Looking to the regulatory state, which can essentially act as judge, jury, and executioner, to pass one’s political mandate not only exhibits a disdain for the lives of individual citizens but is also tyrannical in nature....more5minPlay
FAQs about American Institute for Economic Research:How many episodes does American Institute for Economic Research have?The podcast currently has 751 episodes available.