Blogs about: Richard Posner
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Does Democracy Corrode Moral Character?
Yes, and I’ll offer a few points as to why. Consider it the flip side to the forum hosted by the Templeton Foundation on a different, though also important, question. They ask whether liberty co… more →
The Drunken Priest & Timid Scholar
The Regulating Game
Mark wrote 2 days ago: Our friends at Powerline (does being a Facebook friend count?) offer a link to a Claremont Review of … more →
The Pitchforks and Gold Crowd
Joseph Steinberg wrote 3 weeks ago: I have no patience with anti-Fed populism, no matter how much I might want some sort of constitution … more →
The Problem of Old Fears and New Dangers
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Adam Benforado wrote 2 months ago: A few weeks ago, the grandfather of law and economics, Richard Posner, decided to weigh in on Presid … more →
Richard Posner on the Precipice
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Mario Rizzo wrote 2 months ago: by Mario Rizzo Richard Posner’s latest conversion is both charming and alarming. It is char … more →
U.S. Is Not A Meritocracy
thoughtbasket wrote 3 months ago: George Will recently published a column in Newsweek about taxation. It was his usual supply side pab … more →
Lawyer: FBI Paid Right-Wing Blogger Charged With Threats
BBVM wrote 4 months ago: A notorious New Jersey hate blogger charged in June with threatening to kill judges and lawmakers wa … more →
Treating Financial Consumers as Consenting Adults
manifestmagazine wrote 4 months ago: Judge and law & econ scholar Richard Posner takes a whack (I mean look) at Consumer Financial Pr … more →
The Future of Economics- 2
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noompa wrote 4 months ago: I recently blogged on the stormy waters ahead for Economics as a profession. Those interested in the … more →
Deconstructing Krugman
jhs wrote 4 months ago: Economist Richard Posner had a nice article deconstructing Paul Krugman earlier this week. As I … more →
Thaler responds to Posner about the benefits of consumer protection nudges like plain vanilla mortgages
nudgeblog wrote 4 months ago: In his inaugural Economic View column, Richard Thaler proposed plain vanilla mortgages as a nudge to … more →
It is well that blog war is so terrible...
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discursor wrote 5 months ago: …else we would grow too fond of it. For the sole purpose of making Tom feel guilty, I’m … more →
Turning a Corner?
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adamsmith1922 wrote 5 months ago: This link is to an interesting NY Times graphic (series) which looks at various economic factors and … more →
Surely he jests
petermsalmon wrote 5 months ago: Surely Richard Posner cannot be serious. In a post at The Economist’s Free Exchange blog Posne … more →
Friday Morning at The Confluence: News and Views
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bostonboomer wrote 5 months ago: Another rainy day in Boston Good morning Conflucians! It’s another cold, rainy day in the Bost … more →
Judge Says Hyperlinks Should Be Banned to Save Newspapers
ancavge wrote 5 months ago: Nicholas Carlson The Business Insider July 2, 2009 Famous and respected New York Judge Richard Posne … more →
Department of Bad Ideas: Let's Ban Links to Save Print!
lanceturner wrote 5 months ago: A U.S. Appeals Court judge, Richard Posner, blogs about the non-future of newspapers this week and f … more →
The Law of Glass Dildos
goldenstate wrote 6 months ago: Judge Richard Posner Judges get to decide all kinds of stuff. Last week a high court in England dec … more →
The Orszag-man Cometh
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aroundthesphere wrote 6 months ago: The blogosphere adds a new member: Peter Orszag. He’s responding to these posts: Virginia Post … more →
Posner on Krugman: "He is the gingham dog to Milton Friedman's calico cat"
discursor wrote 6 months ago: Posner urges Krugman to tone down the partisanship and look beyond the short-term: If there is any … more →
