Category Archives: Economics
Market Fundamentalism
I’m always amused by those who use the term “market fundamentalism,” particularly by those who have won Nobel prizes in Economics, when I suspect these debunking wizards not only can’t … Continue reading
Doing the Devil’s Work
I read this post, What Economists are paid to do that was linked to in the commentary of Yglesias’ post, Neo-Ricardian Notions. Now as a Georgist, I have written previously … Continue reading
The Economics of Fire Protection
Returning to the issue of “fire protection/suppression” which has now become a widespread topic in the blogopshere, I note that Arnold Kling has attempted to sketch out the economics of … Continue reading
California Chamber of Commerce: Welfare Queens
Libertarians often champion economics, labor and property rights being private contractual matters and outside the legitimate domain of the public sphere. On these matters, libertarians are supposed to be in … Continue reading
