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Tyler Cowen is a prominent blogger, columnist, and author known for his expertise in economics and global talent identification. He has written for various publications, including Bloomberg, The Press of Atlantic City, and The Japan Times, and his work has been featured in numerous media outlets. Cowen's articles cover a wide range of topics, from economic analyses to social issues and cultural commentary.
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2017’s Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was effective in encouraging corporate investment, but rising deficits may make extending it unaffordable.
2017's Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was effective in encouraging corporate investment, but rising deficits may make extending it unaffordable.
Technology is already making lives better for many farm animals, and further improvements could be imminent.
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At first glance, the policy sounds absurd, especially to many Americans: In Sweden, grandparents are now eligible for government subsidies to babysit their grandchildren. As a proud grandparent myself, I would be willing to pay to babysit my grandkids. (I don't have to, but I would.) It would feel wrong to accept government money for my services.
Advocates for green energy need to be smarter about the most effective policies to reduce carbon emissions.
By: Tyler Cowen
At first glance, the policy sounds absurd, especially to many Americans: In Sweden, grandparents are now eligible for government subsidies to babysit their grandchildren. As a proud grandparent myself, I
With its move toward protectionism, the party is turning its back on a global system that benefits the US more than any other country.
By: Tyler Cowen, Cal Newport, James Suzman
“It’s remarkable how weak the correlation between success and intelligence is.” Here’s what skills do matter, from 3 business experts.
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