Magatte Wade discusses the role free trade, markets, and entrepreneurship has in ending global poverty.

Dr. Elmira Aliakbari discusses how the goal of zero carbon by 2050 faces significant economic, political and practical obstacles.

Matthew Rousu examines economic lessons we can learn from Taylor Swift’s actions and song lyrics.

Yanick Labrie summarizes Quebec’s unique approach to health care in Canada, showing the compatibility and potential benefits of public-private partnerships within the framework of a universal health care system.

By sharing his story, join Daniel Di Martino as he explains the root cause of Venezuela’s economic destruction since the turn of the 21st century: socialist economic policies.

Johan Norberg presents how Sweden got rich and experimented with socialism, but came to regret it.

Ryan Manucha traces the story of interprovincial trade, as well as the trade-offs Canadians would have to make in order to liberalize internal trade.

Stefanie Haeffele discusses the role of local entrepreneurship and self-governance in crisis and disaster recovery.

Join Katherine Mangu-Ward as she makes the techno-optimist case for the ways that A.I will impact the job market.

Driving in the AI dark: Join Matthew Mittelsteadt as he presents on making sound AI policy decisions in an unpredictable technological environment.

Join Peter Boettke as he presents an overview of Poland’s transition from a Soviet Union state to one of the freest countries in the world.

With countries implementing mandates for electric vehicles, join Kenneth P. Green as he discusses whether this is realistic or not when considering the historical capacity to produce the metals needed to manufacture these vehicles.