Jason Sorens asks if we should abolish zoning.
William Silber worries about the growing indebtedness of the U.S. government.
Arnold Kling rightly argues that the work of the late Nobel-laureate economist Douglass North is under-appreciated, especially by mainstream economists. [DBx: While I find Deirdre McCloskey’s criticisms of some of North’s work persuasive, I agree with Arnold that North’s work is excellent and important and should be much more widely studied.]
Russ Roberts talks with Walter Russell Mead.
Jay Nordlinger talks with George Will.
Bob and Alanna Graboyes on SoHo.
Michael Shellenberger tweets: (HT Jay Bhattacharya)
The idea that EU governments are forming Truth Ministries to censor their citizens sounds like a conspiracy theory, but it’s not. It’s happening at this moment. And when asked how they will make sure politicians don’t abuse their censorship powers, the politicians have no answer.
