Antony Davies and James R. Harrigan, Author at InsideSources

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Antony Davies and James R. Harrigan

Antony Davies is associate professor of economics at Duquesne University. James R. Harrigan is managing director of the Center for the Philosophy of Freedom at the University of Arizona. They host the weekly podcast Words & Numbers. They wrote this for InsideSources.com.

On Race Exhibit, Smithsonian Museum Richly Deserves Ridicule
Deficit Day, COVID-19 Edition
A Perfect Summer Storm
Prepare for Coming Massive Inflation
Farewell to ‘Last Best Hope on Earth’
Who Cares About the Federal Budget? We All Should.
The Reality of Student Loan Forgiveness
Attn. Hollywood, Bag the Preaching
A Net-Neutrality Prediction That Was a Bust
The Pope and the Galileo Error
Romney-Gabbard, Make America Decent Again
On Oct. 3, Happy Deficit Day
We’re Bankrupt, but Why No Questions About It?
An Economics Lesson for Bernie Sanders
Thomas Jefferson Survives?
Paying Teachers What They Are Worth
The Real Story Behind Amazon’s Taxes
Magic Money Theory
The Billionaires Versus the Politicians
Trump, Adams and Sedition
It’s Time for a Kidney Market
Of Guns and Hockey Pucks
The Giving Season Seen Through Partisan Eyes
Death, Taxes, and Death Taxes
The ‘Most Important Election Ever?’ No.
Happy Deficit Day!
Peddling Economic Lies in Exchange for Votes
Trump, Sanders, Amazon and You
Stop BEZOS and a Lesson in Economics
College Debt vs. Education Choices
Is College Worth the Expense? Read On
Socialism Vs. Economic Freedom
Seeing Political Parties as They Really Are
A Bright Future for the War on Global Poverty
A Closer Look at Those Jobs Numbers
‘Second Bill of Rights’ Is Unaffordable
On Economics, Pope Francis Is Wrong, Wrong, Wrong
On Tax Day, the Payers vs. the Takers
Weaning Workers Off Failing Social Security
A Move Toward Moderation
When Police Do Not Protect, the Supreme Court Is on Their Side
Amid Detergent-Eating Fad, a Call for Common Sense
New Year’s Resolution — Be Thankful
We Live in a Police State, and Our Legal System Is the Cause
Venezuela and the Failure of Socialism
The Truth Behind Government Debt
The Difficult Legacy of Watergate
Innovation Thrives When Government Stays Out of the Way
Bitcoins Are the Smarter, Safer Future
Flat Soda in Seattle
Tax Reform That Is Truly Fair
Dad’s Memorable TV Interview
Reckoning With Incomprehensible Debt
The Truth About Venezuela’s Economic War
Trump Should Surrender the Drug War
Point: President Trump Should Pardon Hillary Clinton
An Open Letter to the Members of the Electoral College
Federal Debt Pushing U.S. Toward Disaster
Socialism, in the End, Is Slavery
Regulation Kills
Counterpoint: Dems and GOP — Two Wings of the Same Party
Point: Americans Are Afraid and Irritated
Opinion: Economic Freedom and the American Experiment

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