Month: August 2024

By Yaroslav Hrytsak, I found this to be one of the best reviews of Ukrainian history and certainly a good idea. This episode covers the […]

People on the far left often exaggerate the extent to which all the world’s problems are caused by bad US policies. On the other hand, […]

In response to my recent EconLog post, “Competition Works, Even in Health Care,” August 17, 2024, many of you commented or sent emails or Facebook […]

…the country’s transport minister is celebrating the fact that Sweden has “negative immigration”, and more people are thought to be leaving the country than entering […]

A while back, I posted about a few different things that I think are true, with a request for people to contribute what might change […]

1. Parts of the contemporary art market are falling in price (NYT). 2. Redux of my 2010 post on how social geniuses can extend their […]

Not from the Onion, but rather from the Daily Signal, the mouthpiece of the Heritage Foundation: The Treasury Department under President Joe Biden refused to […]

The compensation of CEOs in large companies is high, especially compared to the average wages of workers, fueling debates about wage inequality. Critics argue that […]

Appearance and Performance: Who and Why? The NBER Menopause: can women be healthier and happier if they menstruate forever? Guardian (Dr. Kevin). *Sigh* This lowers […]