And Miles to Go Before I Sleep
I have been the Indiana Jones of economics lately (picture the map showing Indy as a moving red line). I know there are at least 3 of you who only know about my new podcast episodes and articles by checking here, so let me bring you up to speed:
==> On the Lara-Murphy Show, I facilitate Carlos’ discussion of inheritance taxes, trust planning, and IBC.
==> Contra Krugman 190 where Tom and I field listener questions such as UBI, ep. 191 where I go solo and take apart Krugman’s column on infrastructure, and ep. 192 where Tom and I yet again go to the listener grab-bag because Krugman is so boring. (This last one had some good jokes, if you must choose.)
==> On the Bob Murphy Show: ep. 37 where I interview Dr. Keith Smith on how to secede from the current health care / insurance system, and ep. 39 where I interview Stephan Kinsella (on private law and IP). (The 38th episode is a re-run of my solo Contra Krugman.)
==> At IER, I have a post reflecting on the 2nd anniversary of Trump’s announcement that he was pulling the US out of the Paris Agreement.
Do you think that the USA pulling out of the Paris Agreement will lead to lower CO2 emissions than would have occurred had they remained in it?