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August 4, 2014
American Spectator (Online)

The Young and the Restless in Beijing
… as yet unresolved. The country is growing economically, but no one really believes the government’s statistics. The “one child” policy has created a birth dearth that may leave the PRC old before it grows rich. Rising domestic confidence has …
By Doug Bandow
August 4, 2014
Blog

Undercurrents of Liberty in China
… as yet unresolved. The country is growing economically, but no one really believes the government’s statistics. The “one child” policy has created a birth dearth that may leave the PRC old before it grows rich. The PRC’s future …
By Doug Bandow
August 4, 2014
Financial Times

US Should Scrap Trade Barriers with Africa
It is clear that economic freedom, not aid, is a key contributor to growth and prosperity.
By Marian L. Tupy
August 1, 2014
Blog

Would We Start the Ex-Im Bank Today?
… Bank was established by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, in 1934, as a New Deal program and to support his foreign policy.” In the ensuing decades, economic thinking has changed radically, as our understanding of markets has grown. While it is …
By Simon Lester
August 1, 2014
Economic Development Bulletin

No. 22
Sustaining the Economic Rise of Africa
… liberalization within the region would surely be a desirable goal, especially as it does not depend on the West’s policy decisions. What Africa NeedsThe most significant bottlenecks to Africa’s economic development are internal to Africa and will have …
By Marian L. Tupy and Dalibor Rohac
July 31, 2014
Blog

Most U.S. Manufacturers Victimized by Ex-Im’s Hidden Costs
U.S. manufacturers should really give beneficiaries of the Ex-Im Bank a call during Congress’s recess.
By Daniel J. Ikenson
July 31, 2014
Caixin Online

China’s Risky Play in the U.S. Debt Market
… those reserves are invested in U.S. Treasuries. Moreover, the carry trade (incentivized by the Fed’s zero interest rate policy) has led to an inflow of dollars that ultimately end up at the People’s Bank of China (PBOC …
By James A. Dorn
July 31, 2014
Blog

The Export-Import Bank and Its Victims: Which Industries Bear the Brunt
Ex-Im risks taxpayer dollars.
By Daniel J. Ikenson
July 31, 2014
Forbes.com

The Fed Needs Truly Radical Reform, Not a Timid Taylor Rule Fix
Congress must accept its constitutional responsibility for sound money, not delegate the authority to an “independent” Fed.
By James A. Dorn
July 30, 2014
Blog

Ukraine Crisis Reminds Americans Why NATO Should Not Expand
The ongoing strife in Ukraine is a crime by Moscow and tragedy for Kiev. It’s also a warning for America. Expanding NATO would make the U.S. less safe.
By Doug Bandow
July 30, 2014
Blog

Playing Tourist in Beijing: Communing with the Greatest Mass Murderer in History
Some day the Chinese people will bury Mao along with his legacy. Then they truly will be free.
By Doug Bandow
July 30, 2014
USA Today

Border Patrols Backfire
Tough immigration rules lock illegal migrants inside the USA as well as locking them out.
By Alex Nowrasteh
July 29, 2014
Blog

Budget Smackdown: Krugman vs. Portman and Epstein
In a recent column, Paul Krugman dismissed concerns about the federal debt as a “false alarm,” a “disaster that wasn’t,” and an “imaginary budget and debt crisis.”
By Chris Edwards
July 29, 2014
Forbes

Ukraine Crisis Reminds Americans Why NATO Should Not Expand: Not to Ukraine, Georgia, Or Anyone Else
Efforts to expand NATO are strikingly misguided
By Doug Bandow
July 28, 2014
USA Today

Keep Chopping Federal Spending
President Obama is not doing enough to rein in spending and deficits.
By Chris Edwards

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The Young and the Restless in Beijing

Undercurrents of Liberty in China

US Should Scrap Trade Barriers with Africa

Would We Start the Ex-Im Bank Today?

Sustaining the Economic Rise of Africa

Most U.S. Manufacturers Victimized by Ex-Im’s Hidden Costs

China’s Risky Play in the U.S. Debt Market

The Export-Import Bank and Its Victims: Which Industries Bear the Brunt

The Fed Needs Truly Radical Reform, Not a Timid Taylor Rule Fix

Ukraine Crisis Reminds Americans Why NATO Should Not Expand

Playing Tourist in Beijing: Communing with the Greatest Mass Murderer in History

Border Patrols Backfire

Budget Smackdown: Krugman vs. Portman and Epstein

Ukraine Crisis Reminds Americans Why NATO Should Not Expand: Not to Ukraine, Georgia, Or Anyone Else

Keep Chopping Federal Spending