Some Links

by Don Boudreaux on January 15, 2019

in Doux Commerce, Economics, History, Innovation, Seen and Unseen, Trade, Virginia Political Economy

GMU Econ alum Eric Crampton blogs on Andrew Farrant’s new paper – a paper that exposes as utterly fallacious Nancy MacLean’s accusation that Jim Buchanan was an advisor to Pinochet.

Richard Ebeling defends Ludwig von Mises against Quinn Slobodian’s intellectual carelessness.

Here’s GMU Econ alum Wayne Crews on the current government ‘shutdown.’

Mike Rappaport writes again on the myth that unemployment insurance definitely cannot be supplied by the private sector.

David Henderson shares some vignettes about the late Harold Demsetz.

Here’s part 1 of Alberto Mingardi’s and Terence Kealey’s critical take on the work of Mariana Mazzucato.

Marian Tupy explains how capitalism brought tourism to the masses.

Mark Perry reports on yet another unnecessary burden that Trump’s tariffs are imposing on Americans.

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