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On the one hand, the Jones Act imposes significant economic costs. On the other hand, it has produced a wildly uncompetitive shipbuilding industry with minuscule output.
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Scott Lincicome
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"Protected US Shipbuilding Continues to Sink" via @cpgrabow @CatoInstitute cato.org/blog/protected "In 2024, the United States—the world’s second-largest manufacturing country with a 17% share of world output —accounted for a mere 0.04% of global commercial shipbuilding" 😔
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Separate piece of law. JA cabotage provisions are Section 27 of the Merchant Marine Act of 1920. The provisions you are referring to are in Section 33.

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Powell: Everyone I know is forecasting a meaningful increase in inflation in the coming months from tariffs. Because someone has to pay for the tariffs.. some of it will fall on the consumer. We know that’s coming.
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The problem is that if they don’t work, they’ll stick around just like many other inefficient government programs
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.@ZohranKMamdani on city-run grocery stores in our interview with him yesterday: "If they work, they work, and if they don't work, c'est la vie."
Yesterday, Zohran Mamdani defended contemporary calls to "globalize the intifada" by saying that the US Holocaust Museum used the word "intifada" in its Arabic translation of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. The museum has now responded:
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Exploiting the Museum and the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising to sanitize “globalize the intifada” is outrageous and especially offensive to survivors. Since 1987 Jews have been attacked and murdered under its banner. All leaders must condemn its use and the abuse of history.
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