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Santa Needs Market Prices

Wow, it’s a good thing my latest FEE article is running in December. Otherwise it would just be weird.

On Paris Climate Deal (and Alleged Fate of Humanity), Show Your Work, Dr. Krugman

My latest post at IER. C’mon tell me this isn’t a good line: Notice the absurdity, and we’re still in Krugman’s first two paragraphs. The existence of humanity itself is allegedly on the line—Krugman wonders if there will even be future historians—and yet this Paris meeting won’t solve the problem. Isn’t it weird that a […]

Potpourri

I’m cleaning out the pages from my iPhone’s browser, so some of the later links below are old (but good). ==> I know a lot of you travel through Argentina in late August, so make sure you stop by for my keynote address. ==> A good episode of the Tom Woods Show featuring Walter Block […]

Paris Power Ploys

My latest at IER, talking about the negotiations over climate policies. An excerpt: And so we see a familiar pattern: Political officials and their sycophants in the press telling Americans just how urgent a particular piece of legislation—or, in this case, an international “agreement”—is to fight a huge problem, and then the actual wonks in […]

Contra Krugman Episode 11

Tom and I take on Krugman’s absurd spinning of the horrible ObamaCare news that has come out this month.

Krugman Rejects Fear-Based Rhetoric, Except for Climate Change

This is my post at IER that went along with the commentary on Episode 10 of Contra Krugman. For the best line, first I need to set up Krugman’s claim: Finally, terrorism is just one of many dangers in the world, and shouldn’t be allowed to divert our attention from other issues. Sorry, conservatives: when […]

Go Forth and Multiply, Murphy vs. Cowen Edition

My latest at FEE reacts to Tyler’s discussion of China’s one-child policy.

Two New Blog Posts on Economic Freedom

Connected with my book Choice, I will have recurring blog posts at the Independent Institute. Here are the first two: ==> “We Need Free Enterprise in Banking” ==> “Schiller’s Irrational Faith in Government Regulation”