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Tweet ^[1]

My colleague Bryan Caplan ponders coercive priors ^[2].

Cato’s David Boaz rightly ridicules the common propensity to judge the productivity of Congress by how many statutes it enacts ^[3].

Sally Satel correctly notes that monetary incentives are vital to the goal of ending the shortage of transplantable body organs ^[4].

The way I’d advertise this essay by Mike Munger is that it explains why the ghost of David Ricardo should bow respectfully to that of Adam Smith ^[5].

Marian Tupy is optimistic ^[6].

Although I’m a bit late linking to this fun poem by Sarah Skwire, enjoy! ^[7]

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