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Top Ten Most-Read Articles in June

Tags: Interventionism, Global Economy, Media and Culture, Money and Banks
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1. The Mistake of Only Comparing US Murder Rates to “Developed” Countries by Ryan McMaken

2. First the UK, then Scotland ... then Texas? by Ryan McMaken

3. FBI: US Homicide Rate at 51-Year Low by Ryan McMaken

4. Brexit: Individualism > Nationalism > Globalism by Jeff Deist

5. Why All the Post-Brexit Hysteria? by Troy Vincent

6. Elizabeth Warren’s War on the Poor by Patrick Trombly

7. Just Another Day in Regulated Europe by Louis Rouanet

8. Why Brexit Is Better for Britain by Thorsten Polleit

9. The Keynesian Blessing: Americans Are Broke by William L. Anderson

10. What Now, Britain? by Matthew McCaffrey

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