Anti-Dismal

At the TVHE blog Matt Nolan writes with reference to " foreign investment ": Think of it this way. There are private individuals...

From Antiwar Radio comes this audio interview with Robert Higgs, Senior Fellow at the Independent Institute, editor of the Independent Rev...

In the Wall Street Journal , Peter Robinson reports on an interview with Gary Becker . Robinson writes, "No, no. Not at all." S...

One man's repugnant market is another man's employment market. This from Al Roth at the Market Design blog on China's theme par...

From Alex Tabarrok at Marginal Revolution :

2010 Condliffe Memorial Lecture by Professor Charles Plott Tuesday, 13 April, 5:30 - 6:30pm Coppertop, Commerce Building, University o...

From VoxEU.org comes this audio in which Robert Sugden talks to Romesh Vaitilingam about the new book of which he is a co-author, ‘Experim...

Over at the TVHE blog Matt Nolan writes , Serious, what in the hell. I am sick of reports that talk about these massive benefits of gover...

This is from Mark Goetz :

From VoxEU.org comes this audio of a discussion between Jeffrey Chwieroth of the London School of Economics, and Romesh Vaitilingam about ...

Well Australian binge drinkers anyway. A study by Preety Srivastava and Xueyan Zhao looks at What Do the Bingers Drink? Microeconometric Evi...

From VoxEU.org comes this audio of a discussion on measuring management practices. How important are management practices in driving the pe...

Tim Worstall offers a shorter version of my much longer Looking for new tools to help exporters: Why? argument: Imports are going shoppi...

Over at Kiwiblog David Farrar writes on Labour on Productivity Commission . He says, I’m pleased to see Labour supportive of this initiati...

At the Offsetting Behaviour blog Eric Crampton writes on New Zealand's negotiations with the US for free trade area. At the end Eric w...

Mike Smith writes over at The Standard A really interesting three-quarter page article by Ben Heather in today’s DomPost is titled “Lookin...

Steve Meyer, music industry veteran and publisher of the Disc and Dat Newsletter, talks with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about the evolution...

Jeffrey Miron writes Federal regulators detailed a $20 billion, 10-year plan to ensure all U.S. households access to high-speed Internet ser...

Recently Adam Smith scholar James Otteson gave a talk at the Freedom 2010 Homeschool Debate Tournament, which was held at the Foundation fo...

The Science Fair website has any interesting article about new research into why we are fair to strangers we'll never see again. The a...