Boaz on the Nobelists and Regulation

by Don Boudreaux on October 14, 2009

in Economics, Myths and Fallacies, Regulation

The Cato Institute’s David Boaz challenges the New York Times‘s mistaken take on this year’s Nobel Prize winners in economics — and, in the process, Boaz does a nice job of putting to rest a juvenile understanding of “regulation.”

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