Tag: Econlib

Here are some highlights from my weekly reading. Colin Grabow, “United States Remains a Manufacturing Powerhouse,” ...

I used to think of 100% confidence in a belief as being equivalent to metaphysical certitude.  ...

  Economists, especially those of us who criticize government interventionist policies, often point to bad unintended ...

As more and more state governments legalize recreational use of marijuana—14 had done so by 2021—an ...

Over the past few years, consumer sentiment has increasingly run far below the level predicted by ...

Science writers like to suggest that anyone can understand the intuition behind theories such as special ...

The Economist has an excellent article discussing the gradual extension of government into the business of ...

The Economist has an excellent piece on the link between nationalism and corruption: Tunisia reflects ...

Over the past 6 years, I’ve read a number of news articles pointing to California legislation ...

I recently read a very interesting book on urban planning (or lack of planning) in Tokyo, ...