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Trade, Tariffs, and Trust – Econlib

Trade transcends mere transactions; it is built on the foundation of relationships and trust cultivated over time. In

Trade, Tariffs, and Trust at Econlib

We are excited to share the second of two articles cross-posted with Law & Liberty in response to

The Major Tariffs Question at Econlib

This morning, we kick off the first of two collaborative pieces with Law & Liberty in light of

The Major Tariff Question – Econlib

Learning Resources emphasizes that taxation remains the jurisdiction of Congress, and declaring “emergency!” does not alter the fundamental

The Man Who Would Be King of Saudi Arabia (with Karen Elliott House)

0:37 Intro. Russ Roberts: It's January 12th, 2026, and joining me today is journalist and author Karen Elliott

Friedman on Immigration: Setting the Record Straight

Even the most ardent supporters of a free labor market can experience trepidation regarding immigration when the specter

AI, Technology, and Work – Econlib

AI: The New Disruptor in the Workforce Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is shaking up a wide range of

Learning the Bitter Lesson in 2026

In preparation for my teaching duties, I found myself revisiting a seminal piece in the realm of AI

Seiko, Swatch, and the Swiss Watch Industry (with Aled Maclean-Jones)

0:37Intro. Russ Roberts:Today is December 29th, 2025, and I have the pleasure of hosting writer Aled Maclean-Jones, whose

Show You Care (with Econ)

For those with a keen eye, economics is not just confined to the textbooks; it's practically woven into

Property Rights and the Arctic Contest

In recent years, the Arctic has re-emerged as a focal point of global interest, fueled by a variety

Will Commodity Sports Last? – Econlib

For those who decided to place a wager on the Super Bowl this past weekend, a smorgasbord of

A Military Analysis of Israel’s War in Gaza (with Andrew Fox)

0:37 Intro. Russ Roberts: Today is January 15th, 2026, and I have the pleasure of welcoming back Andrew

The US is a Small Country

In a recent discussion surrounding the impact of U.S. tariffs on manufacturing jobs, I referenced an article from

EconLog Price Theory: Federal Reserve Revenue

We continue our exploration of price theory challenges in collaboration with Professor Bryan Cutsinger . To access all