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A Country’s Anti-Crisis Strategy: Solutions from the AES
Mainstream economics caused the crises and now offers the same failed solutions. Why does the Austrian School of Economics provide a better strategy — and why do governments ignore it?
Great Britain: The Suicide of a Successful Civilization
Britain gave the world capitalism, the Industrial Revolution, and the global financial system—and then abandoned that legacy. What happens to a country that traded economic freedom for socialism and state intervention?
30 Years of the Hryvnia: A History of Distrust
Lessons from a Thirty-Year Monetary Experiment That Failed. Why do Ukrainians keep their money in foreign currencies and distrust the hryvnia?
Hidden Manipulations by Well-Known Global Indices
Economic development indices are not just a tool for analysis, but can sometimes be a powerful weapon of manipulation. We examine how global rankings are being used as a tool to advance the interests of those who advocate for expanding state influence. Four well-known indices — under the ILI microscope.
WHAT IS LIBERTY?
Liberty is not just the absence of restrictions, but also responsibility, creativity, and the search for meaning. Why it can be intimidating and how to learn to make the most of it. The psychology of negative and positive freedom.
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AI Manifesto: the New Techno-Oligarchy
The new industrial policy for artificial intelligence in this new era is leading to tighter government regulations and the emergence of new, powerful corporations at the expense of smaller companies. It runs counter to the principles of the free market and fair competition.
The Nature vs the State. Who is Responsible?
Аlternative approaches to addressing nature conservation and sustainable natural resource management. A fresh look at old problems and an attempt to determine whether only the state is capable of preserving natural resources or whether the institution of private property can prove its environmental effectiveness.
THE EROSION OF DEMOCRACY
The global crisis of democracy is the logical and inevitable outcome of a system in which individual freedom always loses to the “will of the people.” How can we protect the individual from democracy and restore his genuine freedom? What scenarios for the transformation of democracy are possible under modern conditions?
Why Do States Always Go to War?
The wars that break out around us almost every day make it feel as if the whole world has gone mad. The question inevitably arises: where is all this heading, and how will it end?