Monthly Archives: October 2017

Doctors Opting Out of Insurance

This entry was posted on 10/30/2017

Doctors Opting Out of Insurance One of the most profound changes brought about by the Affordable Care Act is that […]

This entry was posted on 10/29/2017

Redistribution I had to have a frank discussion with one of my sons today. I have two of them, you […]

This entry was posted on 10/28/2017

New Zealand Most politicians are feckless creatures driven by their insecurities to say anything and everything in hopes of getting […]

This entry was posted on 10/22/2017

Innovating People sometimes ask me, “What is the most important concept in political economy?” The answer is easy, but subtle: […]

This entry was posted on 10/22/2017

Free Trade The economic argument for free international trade is basically that people produce in order to consume, not the other way […]

This entry was posted on 10/22/2017

Technology In the fourth chapter of Hayek’s The Road to Serfdom, he specifically addresses the issue of monopolies. Specifically, the […]

This entry was posted on 10/21/2017

Brexit Since I’m in London for a couple of speeches, I’ve taken advantage of this opportunity to make sure I’m […]

This entry was posted on 10/21/2017

Puerto Rico Puerto Rico is getting lots of attention because Hurricane Maria caused a tremendous amount of economic damage. That […]

This entry was posted on 10/21/2017

Universal Basic Income One future-related proposal getting a lot of attention nowadays is the Universal Basic Income. The idea is […]

This entry was posted on 10/19/2017

With the horrific shooting that recently took place in Las Vegas, debates over gun control have been given center stage […]

This entry was posted on 10/18/2017

Rafia Zakaria made some outstanding points in her recent New York Times op-ed, “The Myth of Women’s ‘Empowerment’” – but she also made […]