Here’s Bryan Caplan at his brilliant best.
I’ve never been a proponent of tort reform (beyond the adoption of a rule of loser-pays). But the facts reported in this post by Steve Landsburg enable me nevertheless to understand why tort reform is supported by so many wise and well-meaning people.
Here’s the first installment in a series that I’m doing, with my column in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, on Pres. Obama’s “You didn’t build that” proclamation.
I just found, and enjoyed reading, this superb 2009 essay by Jim Powell on the Tennessee Valley Authority.
Nick Schulz interviews UC-Berkeley economist Enrico Moretti.
Cato’s Tad DeHaven offers his case against U.S. corporate welfare.
GMU Econ alum Adam Gurri tells stories of progress and stagnation.
