Some Links

by Don Boudreaux on April 11, 2019

in Balance of Payments, Civil Asset Forfeiture, Health, Immigration, Monetary Policy, Myths and Fallacies, Other People's Money, Regulation, Trade, Work

Jeff Jacoby is correct that Trump is full of it when Trump declares that America is “full.”

My intrepid Mercatus Center colleague Veronique de Rugy argues that the new NAFTA exports some foul U.S. regulations.

George Will is rightly concerned about the increased politicization of the Fed.

Arnold Kling finds Kirznerian entrepreneurship in software development.

Here’s Brittany Hunter on the history of the banana-republic practice of civil asset forfeiture.

Chris Edwards explains that Medicare is ripe for rip-offs.

A recent ‘Chart of the Day’ featured by Mark Perry supplies solid evidence against the common – but theoretically unsupportable – assertion that trade deficits reduce overall employment.

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