| Think the proposed gas-tax holiday is wacky idea? My GMU colleague -- and EconLog's -- Bryan Caplan gives you good reason to think again. (...) | |
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| Bryan Caplan's book The Myth of the Rational Voter . I'm a big fan. (...) | |
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| Especially in light of the renewed efforts to regulate the terms that credit-card issuers are allowed to offer to borrowers, Jeremy Bentham's short little classic Defence of Usury is well worth... | |
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| The latest EconTalk is John Nye talking about his book, War, Wine, and Taxes. John has many interesting insights into the political economy of trade, the history of trade policy, and why Ricardo's... | |
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| Along with persons far more insightful than me, I offer a few thoughts on the current economic downturn in the new issue of Reason. (...) | |
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| I've never been invited to deliver a commencement address. And I probably should never be so invited, for I already know the title I would choose: "Don't Change the World." I would explain that, it's... | |
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| My colleague Walter Williams offers great good sense here. When legislation is harmful -- such as when it attempts to restrict the carrying out of peaceful exchange among consenting adults -- it is... | |
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| Denver Post columnist David Harsanyi is superb. (...) | |
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| Here's a letter that I sent today to the Wall Street Journal: Adhering to the general practice of saying that free trade has both winners and losers, you introduce two letters on Nafta with the... | |
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| Early this morning, I turned my radio on and heard the very end of an interview on talk radio. I picked it up in mid-paragraph and here is what I heard, an imperfect transcript from a half-awake... | |
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