Economy
Ideas Have Consequences: Law & Economics Edition
A significant new study conducted by Elliot Ash of ETH Zurich, Daniel L Chen from the Toulouse School of Economics, and Suresh Naidu of Columbia University was recently published in…
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How to Get Rich Slowly
To Build Wealth Slowly, Stick with Your Old Car During a recent high-school reunion, an intriguing conversation between a middle…
Synecdoche, Bullets, and Politics – Econlib
The tragic murder of Brian Thompson, the CEO of UnitedHealthcare, has sparked a discussion on the importance of using the…
One Year of Milei: Stabilization, A Balanced Budget and Deregulation in Argentina
Argentina Celebrates One Year of Milei's Presidency: A Look at the Achievements and Challenges Ahead Today marks the one-year anniversary…
The U.S. job market is stagnant right now
The job market in the United States has been experiencing a period of stagnation recently, presenting both positive and negative…
Amazon partnering with Intuit Quickbooks for third-party sellers
Amazon and Intuit Partner to Provide Online Accounting Tools for Sellers Amazon has long relied on third-party sellers to supply…
Gell-Mann Amnesia and AI – Econlib
Tyler Cowen recently posed a challenge to stump an AI named “o1” in the realm of economics. While the original…
Treasury may fine small businesses $10,000 if they don’t file this report
The U.S. Treasury Department has implemented a new reporting requirement that could have significant consequences for small businesses and their…
Why Industrial Policy Is (Almost) Always a Bad Idea (with Scott Sumner)
In a recent podcast episode of EconTalk, economist Scott Sumner joined Russ Roberts to discuss the topic of government intervention…