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Tariffs Aren’t Liberating - FEE
Tariffs Aren’t Liberating - FEE
“Liberation Day”: That is what US President Donald Trump has called Wednesday, April 2, the day he announced huge swaths of taxes on imports worldwide.
derek68·fee.org·
Tariffs Aren’t Liberating - FEE
The Case for Free Trade Restated
The Case for Free Trade Restated
It is our contention that trade does not occur between nations, but between individuals, and that barriers to individuals pursuing their own peaceful exchanges should be as low as possible. We should, therefore, reject both mercantilism and policy-driven trade deals in favor of genuine free trade.
derek68·fee.org·
The Case for Free Trade Restated
Brace Yourselves, Coffee Lovers! - FEE
Brace Yourselves, Coffee Lovers! - FEE
One of the best things about being Guatemalan is growing up in a land rich in my two greatest addictions: coffee and chocolate. Life wouldn’t be the same
derek68·fee.org·
Brace Yourselves, Coffee Lovers! - FEE
Why Housing Costs Are So High
Why Housing Costs Are So High
Inflation, zoning laws, and neighborhood lobby groups all work to make affordable housing a distant dream for most Americans. Are subsidized housing projects and inclusionary zoning mandates the answer, or can the market provide a solution?
derek68·fee.org·
Why Housing Costs Are So High
Inside the Making of Cato’s Report to the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE): A Libertarian Blueprint for Dismantling the Federal Leviathan
Inside the Making of Cato’s Report to the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE): A Libertarian Blueprint for Dismantling the Federal Leviathan
Drawing on decades of policy research, Alex Nowrasteh worked with Ryan Bourne to coordinate more than a dozen Cato scholars in crafting the Institute’s recommendations for the Department of Government Efficiency.
derek68·cato.org·
Inside the Making of Cato’s Report to the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE): A Libertarian Blueprint for Dismantling the Federal Leviathan
Amazon Photos puts Amazon shopping in your photo album.
Amazon Photos puts Amazon shopping in your photo album.
Former Microsoft and now Amazon exec Panos Panay announced that Amazon has added the photo library feature everyone was asking for: shopping links. The image storage service’s search uses image recognition to analyze your photos and surface products it thinks you’re searching for, then pop up a lens icon over them so you can buy them on Amazon. It’s unclear from the help page whether turning off the Tag Photos feature will shut this down if you’d like to opt out -- we’ve contacted Amazon for more info. [Media: https://www.threads.net/@panospanay/post/DHwnqEFSvNq]
derek68·theverge.com·
Amazon Photos puts Amazon shopping in your photo album.