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byRichard W. Rahn | 2020-08-03

Richard W. Rahn argues the pandemic is drastically accelerating workplace automation, hitting low-income workers hardest as technology reshapes work and shopping.
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byRichard W. Rahn | 2020-07-27

Richard W. Rahn argues COVID-19 lockdowns and riots will sharply lower real incomes, contending most onerous lockdown measures cost jobs with little benefit.
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byRichard W. Rahn | 2020-07-20

Richard W. Rahn argues supporters of Black Lives Matter are in denial about the real-world consequences, including lost young lives and a declining society.
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byRichard W. Rahn | 2020-07-13

Richard W. Rahn compares China, India and the U.S. across population, GDP and freedom rankings as the three giants compete for global influence.
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byRichard W. Rahn | 2020-07-06

Richard W. Rahn remembers Fred Singer and Dennis Avery, skeptics of environmental-science orthodoxy who lived long enough to see critics admit they were right.
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byRichard W. Rahn | 2020-06-29

Richard W. Rahn asks who funds Black Lives Matter protests and riots, and argues that China and Jeff Bezos stand to benefit from the unrest and destruction.
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byRichard W. Rahn | 2020-06-22

Richard W. Rahn condemns Google and NBC for trying to censor free speech by banning ads for The Federalist and Zero Hedge, calling the conduct unfair and dangerous.
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byRichard W. Rahn | 2020-06-15

Richard W. Rahn likens those who suppress free speech and destroy historical artifacts to barbarians driven by a desire for others' goods and power.
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byRichard W. Rahn | 2020-06-08

Richard W. Rahn argues politicians used the COVID-19 'war' to crush small businesses, benefiting big chains while smaller competitors were barred from operating.
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byRichard W. Rahn | 2020-06-01

Richard W. Rahn argues each infrastructure project should stand on its own merits when deciding how much the government should borrow to cover its costs.
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byRichard W. Rahn | 2020-05-25

Richard W. Rahn argues most people under 65 in good health face only a tiny risk of dying from COVID-19, and resources should focus on the vulnerable elderly.
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byRichard W. Rahn | 2020-05-18

Richard W. Rahn weighs whether the COVID-19 economic chaos will trigger deflation or inflation, examining the competing cases economists are making.
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byRichard W. Rahn | 2020-05-11

Richard W. Rahn argues the COVID-19 pandemic is accelerating American innovation and automation as workers and consumers grow untethered from physical locations.
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byRichard W. Rahn | 2020-05-04

Richard W. Rahn argues the government's short-sighted COVID-19 strategy is destroying America by forgetting the importance of economic growth and liberty.
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byRichard W. Rahn | 2020-04-27

Richard W. Rahn argues more than 80 percent of the population faces little danger from COVID-19, and that freedoms should be restored, especially for the young.
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