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Subject A Fearful Fed Pours Money into the Repo Market
Date January 10, 2020 8:59 PM
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** January 10, 2020
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** By Ryan McMaken
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** A Fearful Fed Keeps Pouring Money into the Repo Market ([link removed])
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Repo markets aren't as liquid as the Fed wants. This could be due to immense amounts of new government debt, or because US treasuries aren't as risk-free as many assume.

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** By Gary Galles
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** "Low" Tax Rates Often Mask Much Larger Tax Burdens ([link removed])
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The moral of this economic story is that whenever someone who has an incentive to lowball the burden of a tax is speaking or writing, be careful to look at what happens to take-home income as a better guide to policy.

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** By Jose Orellana
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** How Rent Seeking Impoverishes Nations ([link removed])
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So long as governments exist, it is essential that we minimize the ability of groups and individuals to use the power of the state to enrich themselves.

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** By Hunter Hastings
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Hunter Hastings and John Chisholm discuss two useful tools and two powerful principles from his entrepreneurial process.

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