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Diogo Costa. Source: Foundation for Economic Education
Diogo Costa has a feel for food inflation that most Americans will never experience. Growing up in Brazil when annual inflation was around 2,000 percent a year, he would race to get ah...
Source: Tammy Anthony Baker, Wikimedia Commons. Pre-kindergarten graduation.
I have an article in The Wall Street Journal today headlined, “You Can Give Your Child More Tax-Free Money Than You Think.” The subhead: “There are ways to go bey...
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent (left) with Vice President JD Vance and President Trump. Source: The White House
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is trying to make his boss happy by fighting himself. He’s selling Treasury bonds with his l...
Shinjuku, Tokyo. Source: Basile Morin, Wikimedia Commons
Picking up pennies in front of a steamroller is a nice way to make money, until one day when the steamroller catches up and rolls over you. That’s what seems to be happening, or abou...
Source: Federal Reserve
Dr. Anthony Fauci took the Fifth Amendment on Wednesday when he was asked the color of his necktie. Kevin Warsh didn’t take the Fifth, and nobody asked about the color of his tie (blue—see above). But the new chair...
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