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WATCH: Taxes Have Consequences with Arthur B. Laffer, Jeanne Sinquefield and Brian Domitrovic

WATCH: Taxes Have Consequences with Arthur B. Laffer, Jeanne Sinquefield and Brian Domitrovic

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On September 20, 2022, Show-Me Institute and Show-Me Opportunity hosted a discussion with Arthur B. Laffer, Jeanne Sinquefield and Brian...

Is There a 1984 in Our Future? A Super Bowl Reflection

Is There a 1984 in Our Future? A Super Bowl Reflection

Jan 28, 2020

What was the greatest Super Bowl commercial of all time? With Super Sunday just around corner, we will cite the...

The Utopian Apocalypse: Silicon Valley Freaks Out over Automation

The Utopian Apocalypse: Silicon Valley Freaks Out over Automation

Aug 21, 2017

With Labor Day just around the corner, now is a good time to discuss (and, more than that, to take...

Show-Me Now! Bring The Great Depression To Your Classroom

Show-Me Now! Bring The Great Depression To Your Classroom

Jan 23, 2015

Are you a high school history teacher? If so you may want to invite us to your school for a...

Why Was The Depression So Great?

Why Was The Depression So Great?

Apr 12, 2014

Show-Me Institute Policy Researcher Michael Rathbone explains the causes of the Great Depression and the effects of government policies during...

Why Was the Great Depression So Great?

Why Was the Great Depression So Great?

May 16, 2012

Last month, Show-Me Institute Policy Researcher Michael Rathbone visited Westminster Christian Academy in Saint Louis County to deliver a guest...

Why Was the Great Depression So Great?

Why Was the Great Depression So Great?

May 18, 2011

On May 5, 2011, Show-Me Institute Research Assistant John Payne spoke about the causes of the Great Depression to a...

Herbert Hoover the Interventionist

Herbert Hoover the Interventionist

Apr 25, 2011

One of the projects I have been working on lately is a unit about the Great Depression for junior high...

Lessons of the Great Depression

Lessons of the Great Depression

Dec 14, 2010

Lawrence W. Reed, president of the Foundation for Economic Education, explains the causes of the Great Depression of 1929 –...

I Love Arbitrash!

I Love Arbitrash!

Dec 14, 2010

Arbitrage, in economics, is when someone trades commodities in such a way as to realize a profit from the price...

Free Trade Does Not Cost Too Much

Free Trade Does Not Cost Too Much

Oct 5, 2010

Mike Guzy, who currently writes for the St. Louis Beacon and formerly wrote for the Post-Dispatch, is a very talented...

No False Modesty on Government Websites

No False Modesty on Government Websites

Nov 19, 2009

Financialstability.gov no longer says “Coming Soon.” Now it reads like any other campaign website: America is back from the brink...

Virtue and Government-Compelled Charity

Virtue and Government-Compelled Charity

Sep 5, 2009

Recently, several of my colleagues from Vanderbilt Divinity School sat in on President Barack Obama’s conference call, in which he...

Location, Location, Location

Location, Location, Location

Apr 26, 2009

Daniel Hamermesh at Freakonomics writes about the silliness of “local” production and employment restrictions. Like the “locavore” consumption enthusiasts, the...

Governments Should Make Sense, Not Jobs

Governments Should Make Sense, Not Jobs

Mar 13, 2009

There is a lot of talk at present about job creation. During the Great Depression, the federal government engaged in...

Eric Mink Writes About Risk (the Experience, Not the Board Game)

Eric Mink Writes About Risk (the Experience, Not the Board Game)

Oct 7, 2008

I enjoy closely reading and analyzing Eric Mink’s columns in the Post-Dispatch, but because he primarily writes about national or...

Some Senators Should Stop the Stupid Stimulus

Some Senators Should Stop the Stupid Stimulus

Feb 12, 2008

Ahh, alliteration, the simple pleasure of a poetic mind. This post really doesn’t have anything to do with the Senate...

Trouble … With a Capital T

Trouble … With a Capital T

Aug 24, 2007

And that rhymes with P, and that stands for Poole. Bill Poole, that is, president of the St. Louis Federal...

Milton and Money Stock Control

Milton and Money Stock Control

Aug 2, 2007

  Read this article at theFederal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. View a brief video commemoratingMilton Friedman, hosted by thepresident...

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