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My intrepid Mercatus Center colleague Veronique de Rugy is rightly worried about the the U.S. government’s fiscal mess [2].
Joakim Book loves Matt Ridley’s new book [3]. I cannot wait for my copy to arrive!
And Paul Kengor very much approves of Peter Schweizer’s new book, Profiles in Corruption: Abuse of Power by America’s Progressive Elite [4].
Eric Boehm offers exhibit #96,504,347,210,594,748,220,803,703,804,772,479,596,877,798 of how government creates artificial levels of scarcity that harm ordinary people. In this particular case, Eric points to Trump’s tariffs punitive taxes on Americans who buy disinfectants [5].
My GMU Econ colleague Dan Klein writes about masks in Sweden [6].
Which one is correct? The stock market or the bond market? [7]
Tune in tomorrow to my GMU Econ colleague Bryan Caplan’s Soho Forum debate with Mark Krikorian on immigration [8].
I sincerely hope that Dan Mitchell is correct that Bob Higgs and I are too gloomy [9].
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