Reprinted from Bryan Caplan’s Bet On It A blog post by Bryan Caplan begins: I’ve long been puzzled by libertarian reverence for ‘the rule
Summary AIER’s Leading Indicators Index fell back below the neutral 50 threshold in June, dropping eight points to a reading of 42, and
Monetarism posits that monetary policy works through the effects that Federal Reserve actions have on the money supply. In both words and
This article was originally published in the Economic Forces newsletter. I want to follow-up on my previous post on inflation by tying together
President Joe Biden visited Northeast Asia last month. As if possible involvement in a European nuclear conflagration wasn’t enough, he threatened China
Our inflationary trajectory looks increasingly grim, and recession fears are mounting. Commentators worry the Federal Reserve will only be able to control
Recently, I argued that studying economics instills gratitude. A friend responded by asking me what intellectual virtues are necessary for understanding economics. Gratitude
Reprinted from Law & Liberty There isn’t a nation on earth that doesn’t experience tensions with its neighbors, even friendly ones. That may
Reprinted from Public Discourse In his remarkable January 2022 essay “The Case for Black Patriotism,” Glenn Loury—the Brown University economist and one of
“Sientese, por favor,” I said to somebody’s ancient abuela standing at the fringes of an impromptu post-fireworks boardwalk pizza party. She glanced longingly
