Some Links

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My student Mark Lutter has a new blog – Free Cities Initiative ^[2] – that will be excellent reading.  (Reason’s Brian Doherty has already bookmarked it ^[3].)

GMU Law professor Ilya Somin (with help from a thoughtful post by Jacob Levy) has here an excellent analysis of Brexit ^[4].

Unlike Ilya’s (and Jacob’s, and a handful of other people’s) commentary on Brexit, much of this commentary, as Nick Gillespie rightly complains, is trite ^[5].

In this short video, Deirdre McCloskey discusses some misunderstandings of capitalism ^[6].

J.R. Clark and Dwight Lee, in this new paper in the journal Public Choice (gated) use the theory of expressive voting to explain political dysfunction ^[7].

Steve Landsburg – sparked by what he correctly calls “the latest round of drivel ^[8] from Donald Trump” – offers a clear and concise lesson on the basic economic case for free trade ^[9].

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