Media and Culture

David Beito at the Liberty & Power Blog recommends the film

Since economics and college athletics go together these days like post-dated stock options and 3-6 months in a minimum security prison, you ought t

Web junkies have become accustom to the idea that anything Google does is glorious, so it has come as something of a shock to realize that the its

We free marketeers get exhausted saying it so many times, but here goes: Foreign imports do not destroy jobs on net. Government interventions against international trade do not promote employment. Everyone can get hired in a free labor market, so there is no issue of "providing jobs."

This is a fascinating review of Rothb

The evidence is only that jobholders and jobseekers are alike subject to a law which nature, perhaps unfortunately, has made universal. Like all the rest of us, they tend always to satisfy their needs and desires with the least possible exertion.

Below are the headlines of four obituaries that have run in The New York Times.

Gary “plastics, baby, plastics!” North discusses George Bailey’s Road to

Warholizer.

The ball game is a bore, so I switch to C-Span. There’s a bunch of serious guys sitting behind a long, curved desk.