02
May
2011
Someone Needs to Send Jon Stewart a Book on Public Choice
He can’t understand why Goldman executives make money for the company, but then “screw up” when they are running the Fed and government.
Mises.org Daily Article RPM Feed
- Renato Moicano Cares About His Country More Than Sohrab Ahmari
- Argentina: Mises and Milei, 65 Years Apart
- Tariffs Are Taxes on Americans—But Protectionists Pretend Otherwise
- The Indian Congress Conundrum: Secularism, Socialism, and the Search for a New Path
- The Tiny Island That Serves As a Tripwire for War between the US and China
Mises.org Media Feed
- Renato Moicano Cares About His Country More Than Sohrab Ahmari
- Argentina: Mises and Milei, 65 Years Apart
- Tariffs Are Taxes on Americans—But Protectionists Pretend Otherwise
- The Indian Congress Conundrum: Secularism, Socialism, and the Search for a New Path
- The Tiny Island That Serves As a Tripwire for War between the US and China
Dr. Murphy. I’m 2/3 of the way through Bryan Caplan’s “Myth of the Rational Voter”, which is, if not a scathing critique of public choice, at least a definition of its limitations. Have you read this book? I’m wondering if you have/had any comments on it…
I have only read a chapter or two of it. I had to put it aside while I worked on some other stuff, but hope to go back to it.