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Should we allow bribery? – Econlib
The Financial Times recently reported that President Donald Trump has directed the Department of Justice to cease enforcement…
EconLog Price Theory: The Membership Difference?
Welcome back to our ongoing series on Price Theory problems with Professor Bryan Cutsinger. If you missed the…
California’s New Fuel Standards Hurt the Poor, with Little Environment Benefit
California is currently facing a crisis on multiple fronts - from raging wildfires to soaring energy costs. The…
Reno On the Social Effects of Banishing The Strong Gods
The Consequences of Banishing the Strong Gods In a previous post, I explored R. R. Reno's insights into…
The Limits of Deep Research
Exploring the Costs and Benefits of USAID: A Critical Analysis Tyler Cowen, a prominent advocate of artificial intelligence…
Jason Furman on Bidenomics – Econlib
The Post-Neoliberal Delusion: A Critical Evaluation of Biden Administration Policies Jason Furman, a prominent economist known for his…
Low Water Prices Mean More Damage from LA Fires
The Impact of Low Water Rates on Fire Damage in Los Angeles The recent devastating fires in the…
Environmental Justice and Some Other Funny Stuff
President Trump's Latest Policy Decisions: A Closer Look President Donald Trump's administration has been known for its controversial…
Minimalists and Hoarders (with Michael Easter)
We definitely have a lot of stuff in our homes, and it's easy to see how minimalism has…
Global nationalism? – Econlib
Nationalism has been on the rise globally, causing concern for many. However, there is a silver lining to…
Jimmy Carter: The First Reaganite
In 1976, American voters expressed their dissatisfaction with the Watergate scandal, Richard Nixon, the Republican Party, and the…
Where We Want to Go As A Society
In today's society, it is common to hear expressions that encapsulate widely accepted ideas, often without much thought…
Bad news on inflation – Econlib
The latest jobs report released today provides further evidence of the ongoing inflation concerns in the economy. Average…
Should Canada Become the 51st State?
Should Canada Become the 51st State of the United States? Before we delve into the pros and cons…
The 1989 Repeal of an Entitlement
In a recent article titled “Undoing Past Policies: How Likely Are Repeals in the 119th Congress?” by political…