Was Bastiat an Economic Theorist?
Right now there is a stimulating online conversation going on about Bastiat's contributions to economic theory in his treatise Economic Harmonies.
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Education Needs More Market Signals, Not “Credential Signals”
Higher "education" has little to do with learning, and everything to do with getting a government-approved credential.
What Do We Do About Social Media?
Individuals from all corners of the political spectrum have been stirred up by the recent banning of various figures including Alex Jones and Louis
MMT “Qualifies as the Financial Equivalent to Weapons of Mass Destruction”
MMT is presently one of the most dangerous economic ideas out there, and should consequently attract our utmost attention.
“Free” College Won’t Improve Education
Colleges already are too dis-connected from market-based rewards for education that teaches real marketable skills. The plans for "free" college would make this even worse.
Thomas DiLorenzo Discusses Socialism and CEO Salaries on Fox Business
Thomas DiLorenzo Discusses Socialism and CEO Salaries on Fox Business
The Fallacy of Identity Economics
The economist Alex Tabarrok recently criticized "identity economics" in a manner reminiscent of Murray Rothbard's criticism of Keynes.
A Study in Willful Blindness
Anthony Flood has written a valuable study of the surprising failure of the Communist historian Herbert Aptheker to cite C.L.R. James's Black Jacobins, despite its clear relevance to his work.
