Price Controls: This Time, Credit Cards

yesterday 10

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King Charles: Don’t Mention the (Hundred Years’) War

monday 6

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ESG: ‘Ethical Investing’ for Putin and Xi

26.01.2025 9

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Germany’s General Election: Put Up/Tear Down that Wall

26.01.2025 4

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ESG: Still (Quietly) Big in Europe

25.01.2025 2

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Electric Vehicles: The EU’s China Mess

22.01.2025 2

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The Mayor of L.A.: Hobbling Help from the Marketplace

15.01.2025 5

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Los Angeles Fires: Policy, Regulation, and Price-Gouging

14.01.2025 9

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Nosferatu: Back Again

13.01.2025 7

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In the Gray Zone: Back to the Bottom of the Sea

01.01.2025 5

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The EU: At the Cutting Edge

The regulatory superpower has struck again. Scrolling through X this morning, I came across this dramatic post from the EU Commission: It’s time...

29.12.2024 3

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Industrial Policy: Helping Friends Out

The Biden administration is trying to get as much climate money committed as it can before Donald Trump returns to the White House. Among the...

28.12.2024 5

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Joe Biden, ‘Good People,’ and Misinformation

The effort to downplay the toll that age has been taking on Joe Biden may have begun in the White House, but it did not stop there. Plenty of...

27.12.2024 4

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Germany: A Fallen Star (Maker)

25.12.2024 5

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The EU: Regulating Its Rescuers Away (and Other Follies)

When the flow of “cheap” Russian gas to the EU dried up after the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, liquified natural gas (LNG) from the U.S. and...

24.12.2024 6

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Net Zero: Greenflation Watch

Britain’s suicidal (and pointless) drive to net zero continues to deliver more pain. The Daily Telegraph: A new “grocery tax” designed to...

23.12.2024 3

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Stephen Miran Nominated to Chair the White House Council of Economic Advisers

It’s good news that Stephen Miran has been nominated by Donald Trump to be the chairman of the CEA. The president-elect notes that: Steve was a...

23.12.2024 3

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Renewables: Norway May Cut the Cord(s)

The Dunkelflaute or, for the scientifically inclined, anti-cyclonic gloom, continues to undermine the case for renewables. These two faintly exotic...

22.12.2024 10

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Argentina: A Rising Tide

21.12.2024 4

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Coal: Powering On

Back in October, Britain closed its last coal-fired power station amid much self-congratulation by the country's climate clerisy. Lord Deben, a...

20.12.2024 4

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Germany’s Economy: Rough Road Ahead Lengthens

In November, the collapse of Germany’s government, an ideologically incoherent coalition between a party of the center-Left, the SPD with the...

19.12.2024 9

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Brussels’ and Beijing’s Useful Idiots: Lina Khan and the ‘Khanservatives’

12.12.2024 10

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What Is Coal?

I was searching online for some quick background on, well . . . coal. National Geographic popped up. Sounded promising. Came with an “education”...

08.12.2024 30

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Germany’s Industrial Slowdown ‘Unexpectedly’ Continues

Bloomberg is going to Bloomberg, and so October’s decline in industrial production was “unexpected,” and nowhere is there any admission that one of...

07.12.2024 3