Tag: Econlib

A Longer-Term Simon/Ehrlich Bet – Econlib

The Legacy of Julian Simon and the Famous Bet with Paul Ehrlich Many of you may be familiar

Not Your Grandfather’s America – Econlib

The Changing Landscape of Politics and Business in the 21st Century As the years pass by, it becomes

Mind Your Metaphors – Econlib

Metaphors in Economics: A Closer Look In the realm of economics, metaphors play a crucial role in shaping

Let’s Talk Toasters – Econlib

In a recent statement, Vice President-elect J.D. Vance made a controversial remark about imported toasters, claiming that "a

What causes policy mistakes? – Econlib

The Importance of Targeting Nominal GDP Over Inflation in Monetary Policy In a recent post by Scott Sumner,

Concerns About Tariffs – Econlib

The Potential Impact of Donald Trump's Proposed Tariffs on the US Economy Donald Trump's reelection as President in

The Politics of Immigration – Econlib

Right-Wing Anti-Immigrant Parties in Europe: Rhetoric vs. Reality Recently, right-wing anti-immigrant parties have been gaining power in several

Taxocracy – Econlib

Taxation is a topic that affects all of us, whether we realize it or not. From the clothes

Two Thalidomide Disasters – Econlib

The Two Tragedies of Thalidomide: An Unforeseen Consequence of Legislation Most people are familiar with the tragic story

When small is beautiful – Econlib

The Relationship Between Country Size and Wealth: Exploring the Case of Small Independent Areas In a recent article,

Making Keynes’s Vision Reality – Econlib

In a world where convenience and automation have become the norm, the vision of economist John Maynard Keynes

Charity Begins at Home – Econlib

In the midst of the Christmas season, Charles Dickens' classic novel, "A Christmas Carol," sheds light on the