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February 23, 2024
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** By Ryan McMaken
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** Welfare for Migrants Ensures the Border Crisis Will Continue ([link removed])
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If it were that easy to close a 1,900-mile border, this country would not be awash in illegal drugs imported from abroad. This is why cutting off migrant subsidies and welfare is a critical step in dealing with immigrant flows.
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** By Douglas French
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** Hubris Runs Rampant at the Fed ([link removed])
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In a recent interview with 60 Minutes, Fed chairman Jerome Powell gave assurances that the US banking system is sound. Ben Bernanke also claimed almost twenty years ago that real estate markets were not overextended. The hubris must be in the water at the Eccles Building.
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** By Frank Shostak
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** Do Human Emotions Better Help Us Understand Economic Analysis? ([link removed])
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Behavioral economics operates on the assumption that human emotions play an important role in determining economic choices. However, while all of us have emotions, we ultimately use reason to determine what we need to sustain our lives.
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