Capital and Interest Theory

With a nod to Tyler Cowen

Let’s say that we could generate a graph with happiness in rows and wealth in columns. The curve slops perfectly upward.

When it comes to matters such as the theory of evolution and stem-cell research, so-called liberals—i.e., socialists who have stolen the name that

My article “Shareholder, not Stakeholder,” which argued against the

I’m sick of our economic whiners and their tear-stained statistics.

I didn’t know until the release of the “Ir

From The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Volume 50, Number 2 (February 1936).

From Economica, No. 33 (August 1931) and No. 35 (February 1932).

From The Review of Economic Statistics, Volume 19, Number 4 (November 1937).

I’m sure most readers of this blog are familiar with Julian Simon’s