Institute for New Economic Thinking ineteconomics.org

Economics and History Are Inseparable

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Law, Economics, Policy Conference (LEPC)

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Law, Economics, Policy Conference (LEPC)

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Distribution Matters: Flawed Welfare Foundations in Classic Free Trade Arguments

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The Flawed Welfare Foundations of Pro-Free Trade Arguments

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The Hidden History Fueling Tariffs, Shutdowns, and National Breakdown

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America’s New Aristocracy

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INET Warned Over 2 Years Ago: Spending by the Wealthy Is Distorting the Economy

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Not the Fix—The Tell: The Meaning of a $100,000 H-1B Fee

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Drug Price Wars: What Can Really Tame Big Pharma?

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Bretton Woods: A System That Can’t Be Fixed—But Can Be Made Fairer and More Effective

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Time Bomb: How Uninsured Stablecoins and Crypto Derivatives Threaten Financial and Economic Stability

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Unlocking America’s Political Finance History: Campaign Data from the National Archives

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Historical American Political Finance Data at the National Archives: A Preface to the INET Edition

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The AI Bubble and the U.S. Economy: How Long Do ‘Hallucinations’ Last?

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The AI Bubble and the U.S. Economy: How Long Do “Hallucinations” Last?

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Wealth, Power, and Populism in India

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Why the World Bank’s Governance Reform Is Stuck – and How to Break the Stalemate

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How Western states keep the lead in the World Bank: Multipolarity, Geopolitics and the World Bank’s Conflicted Attempts at Shareholding Reform

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Economist Chris Hughes on the Fed, Crypto, and the Danger of Trump’s Vision

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