A Mixed Hero: A Libertarian Reassessment of Elon Musk
The fact that the state hands out money to entrepreneurs like Elon Musk is a problem that is best solved by focusing our ire not on people like Musk — but on the state itself.
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A Theory of Entrepreneurship and Institutional Uncertainty
What is the relationship between entrepreneurs and uncertainty? Two Austrian economists explore the issue in this new journal article.
Bylund: Entrepreneurship Can Fix Healthcare
Instead of trying to replace Obamacare, let's let entrepreneurs play a prominent role in fixing our broken healthcare system.
Entrepreneurship’s Split-Personality Problem
Practice and theory are often seen as being distinct and in conflict with each other. But, hands-on entrepreneurs can learn a lot from economic theory.
William Baumol, RIP
Baumol leaves behind an influential body of research on numerous topics relating to entrepreneurship, innovation, and economic growth.
Week in Review: April 8, 2017
After months of calling for more trade wars and drug wars, the Trump administration now wants a full-blown war in Syria.
Nudges for Thee, But Not for Me
To most observers, nudging sounds like clever management techniques. The power to nudge by the state, however, is an entirely different matter.
Will Trump Drain the Swamp with Blockchain?
By utilizing blockchain Trump can employ disruptive technology to achieve his populist ends.
Economic Action Beyond the Extent of the Market
Per Bylund presents the 2017 Murray N. Rothbard Memorial Lecture.
What Economists Are Not—And Shouldn’t Try to Be
Economists should not “design the tap” or “lay the pipes” for government intervention.
