Independent in the News: “Goldfinger,” Paying Doctors, Rate Cuts, and More
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October 5, 2024
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** A Funny Way for the Fed to Stay Apolitical ([link removed])
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In a Letter to the Editor, Senior Fellow Judy Shelton responds to Alan Blinder on the Federal Reserve’s aggressive rate cut.
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** Why so many students hate Israel ([link removed])
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Research Fellow Benjamin Ginsberg lays out the facts about Israel in hopes of educating American college student protesters.
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** The Shelton Monetary Plank ([link removed])
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Senior Fellow Judy Shelton's new book is reviewed in The New York Sun.
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** What’s Wrong with the Way We Pay Doctors? ([link removed])
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The way we pay doctors leaves a lot to be desired. Reform should be high on the list of anyone interested in fixing the health care system, writes Senior Fellow John Goodman.
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** How About James Bond as a Central Banker? ‘Goldfinger’ Emerges as a Metaphor for Our Times ([link removed])
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Senior Fellow Judy Shelton's writes that the classic film is relevant again on its 50th anniversary.
** MORE MEDIA ATTENTION
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** The History of the Americans ([link removed])
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Senior Fellow David Beito discusses the abuse of American civil liberties under FDR’s administration. Listen now » ([link removed])
** The Hill ([link removed])
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Senior Fellow Benjamin Powell writes that opposing automation won’t save jobs, but it will hod back the shift to more productive employment that raises living standards.
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** The American Spectator ([link removed])
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Senior Fellow Richard Vedder tells a personal story about Jimmy Carter, who turned 100 years old. Read more » ([link removed])
** Reason ([link removed])
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Journalist and law professor Ilya Somin praises Senior Fellow Williamson Evers' chapter in the forthcoming Routledge Handbook on Classical Liberalism. Read more » ([link removed])
** Reason ([link removed])
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Senior Fellow Stephen Halbrook explains the myth of so-called "easy to build" Ghost Guns. Read more » ([link removed])
** The American Spectator ([link removed])
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Senior Fellow Richard Vedder predicts technology and a decline in virtue and morality may kill the human race. Read more » ([link removed])
** Institute of Economic Affairs ([link removed])
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Senior Fellow and David J. Theroux Chair Phillip Magness argues the intellectual edifice of today’s academic Marxism owes its salience (and very existence) to the Russian Revolution of 1917. Read more » ([link removed])
** Reason ([link removed])
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Senior Fellow Stephen Halbrook details the state of New York's history of abusive gun licensing practices. Read more » ([link removed])
** The American Spectator ([link removed])
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Senior Fellow Lloyd Billingsley writes that California's promised cures from stem cell research funds have fallen short. Read more » ([link removed])
** The Orange County Register ([link removed])
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Senior Fellow Lloyd Billingsley decries the 20 years of jobs for politicians (and billions in taxpayer funds), but no promised cures delivered from California's Institute for Regenerative Medicine. Read more » ([link removed])
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** The Rational Egoist ([link removed])
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Senior Fellow and David J. Theroux Chair in Political Economy traces the philosophical roots and evolution of classical liberalism. Watch now » ([link removed])
** FEATURED BOOK - COMING SOON!
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** Good as Gold ([link removed])
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** How to Unleash the Power of Sound Money ([link removed])
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** Judy Shelton
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With clarity and moral courage, Judy Shelton has written a must-read for anyone invested in the future of the economy. You’ll walk away with more answers than questions—a rare experience for anyone who reads about monetary policy.
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