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In the U.S., economic mobility is not only a possibility, but a reality for millions of people because ingenuity and hard work are rewarded. Each person owns her labor, property, and resources (capitalism) and can determine how to create value for society (economic freedom) rather than be directed and controlled by a central government. Government’s role in our economy should be limited, low taxes and sensible regulations, rather than wasteful red tape, so that people have flexibility and opportunity as workers and consumers.
The year 2026 calls for a new Rosie The year 2026 calls for a new Rosie
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The year 2026 calls for a new Rosie

Our young women in America are unwell. Large shares of them are battling strikingly high mental health issues.

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Economy

Two Truths and a Lie: Halloween Inflation

Patrice Onwuka | Two Truths and a Lie
Economy

There Are Solutions to Social Security Insolvency; Congress Just Needs to Act

Kamryn Crane | Blog
Economy

Independent Women Signs Follow-Up Coalition Letter Re: Proposed Definition of Ultra-Processed Food

Patrice Onwuka | Letters
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Anna Teply | Blog
Economy

Green-lighting new banks could help female entrepreneurs raise capital

Patrice Onwuka | Op-Ed
Economy

The Preindustrial Past Offers a Warning for Today’s Policymakers

Chelsea Follett | Blog
Economy

As a Cuban survivor, I know there is no dignity with socialism. But we all pay the price

Yali Nuñez | Op-Ed
Economy

Take Inflation Seriously, But Don’t Be Blind To Other Economic Signs

Anna Teply | Blog
Economy

Developing New Technology To Fight Real Estate Fraud

Anna Teply | Blog
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New Tariffs Could Stifle Job Growth in A Leading Industry

Patrice Onwuka | Blog
Economy

Tariffs Raise the Costs of Goods, but How Quickly?

Patrice Onwuka | Blog
Economy

The year 2026 calls for a new Rosie

Patrice Onwuka | Op-Ed