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by Don Boudreaux on February 14, 2020

in Antitrust, Budget Issues, Competition, Debt and Deficits, Economics, Media, Myths and Fallacies, Other People's Money, Work

David Henderson joins in in setting the record straight about Milton Friedman’s ideas and influences.

My intrepid Mercatus Center colleague Veronique de Rugy continues rightly to lament Trump’s and Congress’s fiscal incontinence.

Veronique also appropriately pokes fun at Farhad Manjoo’s incredibly bizarre complaint about Amazon.

Some things never change – including the unfounded fear that today’s large and successful firms somehow, unlike any firms in the past, will grab and maintain monopoly power that will last long into the future.

Eric Boehm reports on yet another bad idea from the Trump administration.

John Miltimore reveals the latest instance of economically idiotic ‘thinking’ about the minimum wage.

Steve Landsburg is rightly perturbed by politicians’ arrogance and apparent ignorance, as well as by the media’s double-standard.

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