Finance

1. Goldfish crackers are changing, but only for a limited time. 2. The rise and fall of the secretary. 3. Not all economists would agree. […]

I found Wendy Brown’s interview in the episode “The Violent Exhaustion of Liberal Democracy” deeply symbolic of the emptiness of much of the left and […]

From the Institute for Progress, here’s the link, the participants were Caleb Watney, Dylan Matthews, Alexander Berger, and myself. Quote: Tyler Cowen: I would emphasize […]

Here is one episode: Over-regulation was the enemy in many actions, but this was not a liberal convention. Everyone agreed that safety, quality, environment, etc., […]

Yves here. I have to admit that I don’t pay as much attention to the Nobel Prizes as I should. The Swedish Central Bank Knockoff […]

I updated the list of members of the “retreat camp”. Assuming no recession is showing (hear Cam Harvey on this issue), what can we take […]

  4. Econ log EconLog, run by the Library of Economics and Liberty, brings together a variety of contributors who share ideas economic theory, public […]

From Heritage: Every dollar spent by the government must first come from the private sector. Whether the government pays for its expenses through explicit taxation, […]

Here’s a fun post by Arnold Kling where geniuses have maintained word recognition and influence. Quote: Sociology (Erving Goffman, Talcott Parsons, Robert Nisbet, Charles Murray, […]

1. The first robot painting to be auctioned in Suthini. 2. A Large Language Model for Interpreting Long-Term Medical Records. Twitter summary here. 3. Practical […]