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How Britain Became the Place to Do Business There are many phrases of Adam Smith that are well worth echoing today, and one of the most significant is this: “The end of all production is consumption.” It is not to create jobs. The people who talk of new industries creating many new jobs are putting the cart before the horse. The aim of […]
October 30, 2026 | Madsen Pirie
Understand the world a little betterHot articles, new episodes, and topical discussions of liberty. FEExplains Season 3View AllWhy Your Truck Costs $7,000 More Than It ShouldYou’re paying up to $7,000 extra on your truck because of a fight over chickens from 1963. Here is the insane government story behind why cars and trucks in America… Why is Healthcare in America so Expensive?Americans spent $5.3 trillion on healthcare in 2024, roughly 18% of the entire U.S. economy. While politicians often blame a "free market failure," American healthcare doesn't behave like a free… FEExplains Season 2View AllWhy AI Is Not Taking Your JobWill AI be the end of work? When textile workers smashed machinery in 1811, they weren't being irrational - they were watching their world transform. Two centuries later, the same… Is AI a Bubble?In this video, we walk through what economists actually mean by a "bubble," why markets can misprice even genuinely valuable technologies, and what history's biggest financial booms — tulips, railroads,… ReelsView AllCarouselsView AllJoin the ConversationEvery day on X, FEE turns the news into a lesson in economic reasoning. Follow @FEEonline → |
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