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Politicians and Thunderstorms
Arnold Kling sounds almost cynical: The main science of political economy is the science of obtaining and retaining power. As far as expertise goes, the pollster, the fundraiser, and the media expert … more →
Thinking Things Through
Laughing last
mikebeggs wrote 5 hours ago: In a review of Martin Wolf’s Fixing Global Finance Alex Callinicos takes a detour to gloat a l … more →
How Active are Governments in the Morality Business?
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arrunada wrote 1 day ago: | Benito Arruñada | Brad Taylor doubts in his reaction to my previous post on organizations and mark … more →
Politicians and Thunderstorms
jimdew wrote 1 day ago: Arnold Kling sounds almost cynical: The main science of political economy is the science of obtainin … more →
Independance Day
Juanhijo wrote 1 day ago: THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE In Congress, July 4, 1776, THE UNANIMOUS DECLARATION OF THE THIRTEEN … more →
Some Insights on the Economic Crisis
Daniel Downs wrote 1 day ago: In his recent financial commentary titled “When Zombies Attack,” Bill Bonner wrote, … more →
Common Sense Economics
jimdew wrote 2 days ago: Here is a neat summary of the problem with Austrian economics: The average person lacks the patience … more →
Unwise Spending Forever
jimdew wrote 2 days ago: This article on transportation spending illustrates the fundamental problem with government spending … more →
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Dancing Around Reality
podritske wrote 3 days ago: “Look, President Obama is smart, right?” suggested Joe Kernen of CNBC’s Squawk Box … more →
Zombie Capitalism
rikowski wrote 4 days ago: Zombie Capitalism New from Bookmarks Publications Zombie Capitalism: Global crisis and the relevance … more →
The Greatest Canadians Ever, Eh!
jtoddring wrote 4 days ago: Reflections on Canadian Nationalism While I am not a fan of nationalism in the narrow sense of “us v … more →
Wal-Mart “Gets It”
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podritske wrote 4 days ago: “Don’t count on big business to support the free market“. (In Brief, 7/1/2009, Fou … more →
Who Decides?
jimdew wrote 5 days ago: There sure is a lot of blogging underway regarding healthcare. Don Boudreaux makes some good points … more →
Driving Supply and Demand for Healthcare, Part I
altondrew wrote 5 days ago: Public Policy Outlook and Trends: Driving Supply and Demand for Healthcare, Part I By Alton E. Drew … more →
Better than anything, I suppose
Carlos Ferreira wrote 5 days ago: EPA approves California auto emissions standard | Green Business | Reuters . It’s an uphill s … more →
Too Many Lawyers, Again
podritske wrote 6 days ago: Recently, on Fox Business Channel, hostess Alexis Glick asked an exchange trader for his views of re … more →
The stereotypical geography of the Waxman-Markey vote
Carlos Ferreira wrote 6 days ago: A few days ago, I commented on how stereotypical it was that a lot of the Congressmen protesting lou … more →
Food riots?
cshendrix wrote 6 days ago: Douglas Kell, head of the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC), called thi … more →
Read The Bill (before you vote on it)
DayLabor wrote 6 days ago: The US Congress has had a nasty habit recently of forcing the entire house or senate to vote on a bi … more →
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