In the latest poignant example of unperceived costs, vegans driving a Hummer have a smaller carbon footprint than beef eaters driving a Prius, if you really care about those sorts of things. I suppos… more →
The New PrintRyan Young wrote 2 days ago: Over at RealClearMarkets, I explain why the answer is a resounding no: Rep. Phil Hare argues that … more →
jerkswithglasses wrote 4 weeks ago: Oh honey. Let us explain something. You cannot look smart with the decal still attached to the lens. … more →
slickricks wrote 1 month ago: In the latest poignant example of unperceived costs, vegans driving a Hummer have a smaller carbon f … more →
slickricks wrote 2 months ago: Greg Mankiw, writer of ubiquitous economics textbooks and presidential economic adviser extraordinai … more →
Aaron Dun wrote 2 months ago: With vacation and business travel it has been difficult to post to the blog regularly, however a 15 … more →
Ryan Young wrote 2 months ago: “Public spending is always a substitute for private spending, and that consequently it may wel … more →
E.L. Beck wrote 3 months ago: As I previously posted on this blog (“It’s the Lower 80, Stupid”), household incom … more →
E.L. Beck wrote 3 months ago: As I previously posted on this blog (“It’s the Lower 80, Stupid”), household incom … more →
Tim wrote 3 months ago: In life, we eat, we work, we eat, we have fun, we sleep. Some of us eat more than others. Some of … more →
marc meyer wrote 3 months ago: I can pick up the phone and make a cold call and talk to someone who I might be able to get business … more →
jennabroughton wrote 3 months ago: One of the first classes I took in college was Basic Economics. Truth be told, I was less than thril … more →
sbhopton wrote 4 months ago: Yes, this is the first “official” blog post while at the MFA residency. And, yes, it mig … more →
slickricks wrote 4 months ago: I do love “data” visualizations. Society has an interesting conception of net worth. Res … more →
slickricks wrote 5 months ago: Visual representations of opportunity costs can be valuable (and somewhat saddening, depending on ho … more →
Rosenhaft wrote 6 months ago: In part 1 of this series, I shared a story about a professor who taught his dog to read… obvio … more →
eulysses wrote 7 months ago: The Problem A 2007 study conducted by Judith Maxwell and Tatyana Teplova for the Canadian Language … more →
Elizabeth Kerr wrote 7 months ago: The meeting in the Caversham Presbyterian Hall was well attended, and admirably coordinated and faci … more →
Allison Huyett wrote 8 months ago: By now the eggshells have been disturbed. A man brings his son and daughter to the creek, his daugh … more →
Allison Huyett wrote 8 months ago: eggshells Just fine. Just the way I found them. Just as they are. … more →