Tag: Economics
The Economics of Scarcity and the UNC-Duke Basketball Game (with Michael Munger)
0:37 Intro. Russ Roberts: It's January 4th, 2026, and I have the pleasure of welcoming back Michael Munger.…
These Economists Just Won an Economics Nobel for Showing How Science Fuels Growth
Your Unique Article Title Fresh Perspectives on a Timeless Topic In today's fast-paced world, it is essential to…
Home “Eco”nomics – Window Replacement
The Impact of Window Replacement on Home Energy Efficiency Upgrading your home with new windows can significantly enhance…
Evaluating We Have Never Been Woke, Part 3: Economics
In his thought-provoking work, We Have Never Been Woke, Musa al-Gharbi delves into the intricate worldview of what…
Ideas Have Consequences: Law & Economics Edition
A significant new study conducted by Elliot Ash of ETH Zurich, Daniel L Chen from the Toulouse School…
Home Economics – Econlib
After spending my entire adult life as a renter, I've made the leap into homeownership. By the end…
The Economics of Rage Bait
Clickbait is a term used to describe a tactic where headlines are crafted with provocative flair to entice…
The Law and Economics: Against Siloing
From June 1 to June 13, I found myself immersed in the stunning landscapes of Park City, Utah,…
Finland warms up the world’s largest sand battery, and the economics look appealing
Finland Unveils World's Largest Sand-Based Battery Finland has recently made headlines by unveiling the world's largest sand-based battery,…
Popular Economics Books to Read or to Avoid
This article separates the wheat from the chaff in the realm of popular economics literature, presenting both a…
The Economics of Tariffs and Trade (with Doug Irwin)
0:37 Intro. Russ Roberts: Today’s date is April 22nd, 2025, and I’m joined by economist and author Doug…
OpenAI to release open-source model as AI economics force strategic shift
OpenAI made a groundbreaking announcement recently, revealing plans to release its first "open-weight" language model since 2019. This…