Free Markets in Good Times, Big Government in Bad Times
Larry Elliott in the Guardian writes th
Philosophy and Methodology
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Murphy Battles Anti-Market Economics and Ethics
Even if the claims about the alleged crisis in manufacturing were true, the ultimate response is a big "So what?" There is nothing sacrosanct about manufacturing jobs.
The Need for Novelty
Doing something you haven't done before releases dopamine to the brain, "which gooses the action system of your brain." And through this process, a feeling of satisfaction is gained.
Your Money and Your Brain
Zweig also explores how humans are overconfident in their abilities
Mencken on the Police
We are preparing to print Notes on Democracy, the hard-to-find book by H.L.
From Legotown to Communist Utopia
A commentator on this blog draws our attention to this piece on the site Ret
Standing Keynesian GDP on Its Head: Saving Not Consumption as the Main Source of Spending
However modest in size, including possibly being actually negative, net investment represents the true source of most revenue and income.
While Politicians yammer, enterprise does work
While the politicians run around the country telling us of their plans to make our lives better--what wizar
