Some Links

by Don Boudreaux on November 18, 2015

in Books, Economics, Immigration, Regulation, Seen and Unseen, Terrorism, Trade, War

My friend Bill Wood and his co-author Angela Smith – who teach economics at James Madison University – have an economic-policy Turing test for you to take.

Mark Perry explains that you’re bananas if you don’t appreciate the daily marvels performed by global markets.

My most-recent column in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review was prompted by Friday’s savagery in Paris.

Davd Bier offers six reasons for Americans to accept refugees from the Middle East.

CEI’s founder Fred Smith, with co-author Marc Scribner, offer this useful case study of government regulation in America.

George Leef reviews my GMU Law colleague David Bernstein’s new book Lawless.  (According to George, this book’s title “perfectly describes Obama and his minions.”)

One super girl on another.

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