If you want to infinitesimally reduce my pessimism about voting, the Liberty and Power blog is handing out prizes, and Econlog has been nominated for Best New Libertarian/Classical Liberal Group Academic Blog. Cast your vote here.
P.S. Econlog counts as “new” because it only became a group blog after I joined earlier this year.
Dec 7 2005
Rushing in where angels fear to tread, I thought I would apply the theory of the Corruption Trap to Iraq. Bribing an official to get something done is like paying ransom to a kidnapper -- what looks like a good short-term fix is a disastrous long-term policy. To have a durable government that is capable of dealing wi...
Dec 6 2005
There's more to James Hamilton's blog than high-quality energy economics. His latest is an incisive analysis of an Americans with Disabilities related lawsuit: If Boone was indeed fired because she was blind, is it a relevant fact that her replacement, Pamela Shaw, is also blind? Apparently not to Mr. Scolforo, who o...
Dec 6 2005
If you want to infinitesimally reduce my pessimism about voting, the Liberty and Power blog is handing out prizes, and Econlog has been nominated for Best New Libertarian/Classical Liberal Group Academic Blog. Cast your vote here. P.S. Econlog counts as "new" because it only became a group blog after I joined earlie...
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