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Relevant History – Tariffs Have Worked Before, Could They Work Again?
Its time to take another look at tariffs. There, I said it, and I feel better for it. Tariffs were historically an enormous part of American fiscal policy. In 1792, tariffs on imported goods accounted for 95% of the Federal … Continue reading
Posted in American History, Relevant History
Tagged Depression, Early American History, Economics, Graveyard of Empires, Keynesianism, transportation
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Editorial – Trains and Rockets on October 4th
When we talk about where we’re going, we have to talk about October 4th. We’re always talking about where we’re going. October 4th might be about where we’re going as a country, as every year we seriously begin to consider … Continue reading
Posted in American History, writing
Tagged Economics, Europe, Graveyard of Empires, istanbul, transportation, World War II
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