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Eddie Ferrara
Eddie Ferrara writes about policy from a data-driven perspective. He studied sociology at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. He blogs at eddiethoughts.com.
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Changing My Mind on Universal Basic Income
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When Censorship Is Outsourced to the Private Sector
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Libertarians Are Going Nowhere, But Their Ideas Are
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What Motivates Retail Cryptocurrency Investors?
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Ranked-Choice Voting: Technocracy Run Amok
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Are Cities Heading for a Fiscal Crunch?
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Is Inflation Finally Going to Be a Problem?
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Is the National Debt Finally Going to Be a Problem?
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Robby Soave and What a Libertarian Is to Do
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Twitter Bans: a Portal into “the Synthetic State”
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How Biden Did It
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Don’t Run Away, Conservatives
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The Case for Free Vaccines
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Liberals Are Not Immune from the Pull of Authority
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Higher Education Was Already in Trouble Before the Coronavirus
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How Libertarians View the Coronavirus Crisis
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Sanders, Trump, and the Decline of the Policy Wonk
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Are Hispanics White? The Answer Has Sweeping Political Implications
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When It Comes to the Environment, Don’t Let the “Perfect Become the Enemy of the Good”
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Friedman’s Take on Corporate Social Responsibility is Brilliant and Elegant—But Obsolete
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Licensing: From Barber Shops to Interior Designers, Restricting the Flow of Labor
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Is College Still Worth It? No Easy Answers to a Simple Question
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Ben Carson’s Dining Room Set Is the Tip of the Iceberg
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Can Polarization Be a Good Thing?
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Reasons to Be Skeptical of UBI
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In the War on Poverty, Human Mobility is a Key Weapon