Tag: Econlib
“Very difficult, perhaps altogether impossible”: Smith’s political science at Econlib
We are thrilled to collaborate with our partners at Liberty Matters in commemorating the 250th anniversary of the…
Adam Smith on Slavery – Econlib
During the lifetime of Adam Smith, Scotland witnessed two distinct forms of slavery. The first was the chattel…
Political Economy as Moral Philosophy at Econlib
We are thrilled to collaborate with our colleagues at Liberty Matters in commemorating the 250th anniversary of the…
Why Adam Smith Embraced Commercial Society: The Wealth of Nations, Book 3 at Econlib
We are excited to partner with Liberty Matters in commemorating the 250th anniversary of the publication of An…
Wealth of Nations, Book 2: Prudence, Competition, and Party Walls at Econlib
We're excited to collaborate with our colleagues at Liberty Matters to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the publication…
The Sacrifice Ratio Puzzle – Econlib
Inflation began its ascent in 2021, largely fueled by pandemic-induced disruptions in the supply chain and the complexities…
Innovation and Governance in Book 1 of Wealth of Nations at Econlib
Today at Econlib, we are excited to join our collaborators at Liberty Matters in commemorating the 250th anniversary…
Sam’s Links: February Edition – Econlib
Sam Enright is engaged in innovation policy at Progress Ireland, an independent think tank based in Dublin, and…
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 âemergency!â does not alter the fundamental…