Tag: Econlib
Losing Affection for GDP – Econlib
The more I delve into economic statistics, grappling with the real-world complexities, the less convinced I am that…
DOGE Was Always Doomed – Econlib
It seems that DOGE is poised to become a classic case study in the realm of overpromising and…
Bryan Caplan on Antitrust – Econlib
I've recently begun exploring Bryan Caplan's insightful new book, Pro-Market and Pro-Business: Essays on Laissez-faire, and I've made…
Cash Transfers: Cutsinger’s Solution – Econlib
Question: A prevalent argument against providing public assistance in the form of direct cash handouts is the concern…
Two housing crashes – Econlib
China is currently grappling with a housing market collapse that rivals the infamous downturn experienced by the United…
Voice, Exit, and Cheerleaders – Econlib
The latest season of the Netflix documentary America’s Sweethearts dives deeper than just its glitzy surface, chronicling the…
Law and Policy – Econlib
In the aftermath of a legal ruling on a particular policy, discussions often ensue that misconstrue the court's…
Error in Crushing Capitalism – Econlib
Last week, I shared insights from my review of Norbert J. Michel’s enlightening book, Crushing Capitalism: How Populist…
Are immigrants self-deporting? – Econlib
A recent study conducted by the Center for Immigration Studies raises a provocative question: Is the number of…
Small government in Somalia – Econlib
It’s not uncommon to hear progressives scoff at the notion of a “libertarian paradise” in Somalia, a country…
Thoughts from Crushing Capitalism – Econlib
In my examination of Norbert J. Michel’s Crushing Capitalism, which I referenced yesterday, I regrettably overlooked two noteworthy…
The Resilient American Dream – Econlib
 The notion that the American dream has slipped beyond the reach of a significant portion of the…