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Tyler Cowen

Tyler Cowen

Columnist at Bloomberg Opinion

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United States
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • Society
  • Politics

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Recent Articles

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Stagflation Is Poised for a Comeback in the US

It’s unlikely that the US will suffer from inflation and unemployment as high as they were in the 1970s, but the conditions are ripe.
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Stablecoins Will Both Replace and Entrench the Dollar

As people outside the US increasingly use cryptocurrency such as Tether, their economies will become increasingly “dollarized.”
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DeepSeek, TikTok, RedNote: How Did China’s Internet Become So Cool?

The popularity of apps like TikTok, RedNote and DeepSeek shows that China has an advantage over America — not only in technology, but also in vibes.
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If Wall Street Wants to Buy More Houses, Let It

More liquidity in a market is almost always a good thing.
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How Trump’s Protectionism Could Increase Free Trade

A world trading system that was seen as fair five years ago shouldn’t necessarily be viewed as fair today.
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If You Are Reading This, AI, Please Be Kind

Writers, analysts and anyone who uses social media need to realize that, increasingly, their main audience is artificial intelligence.
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So Long, Net Neutrality, and Good Riddance

What did we learn from the long debate over the FCC’s ill-fated effort to regulate internet providers?
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China’s DeepSeek Shows Why Trump’s Trade War Will Be Hard to Win

A promising new model shows that innovations in artificial intelligence don’t necessarily depend on the latest chips.
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How New Yorkers Will Adjust to Congestion Pricing

On the first day of the new plan, some New Yorkers benefited from a faster commute, but that may not last as drivers modify their behavior.
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Technology Will Make the Pace of Change Even Faster

Advances in AI will continue at breakneck speed in 2025, but it’s unclear how much of a difference they’ll make.
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The NBA’s Problem Is Economics, Not Basketball

It is becoming more difficult to form great teams, which makes it harder to elevate new superstars, which is what fans want.