GMU Economists for Tolstoy Bryan Caplan By Bryan Caplan, Sep 14 2006 SHARE POST: Don Boudreaux loves Tolstoy too. If only GDP were proportional to literary talent, the Russians would be the richest people on earth.
Sep 15 2006 International Macroeconomics Why the IMF and World Bank? Arnold Kling Mary Anastasia O'Grady writes, In a world of floating exchange rates and open capital markets, the IMF's raison d'être no longer exists. Its "clients" are rapidly repaying their outstanding loans. Macroeconomic accountability has improved world-wide, not because the fund mandates it but because without the guarantee ... 2 Read More
Sep 14 2006 Microeconomics Classic Catallarchy Bryan Caplan In blogging as in most things, I prefer the timeless to the transient. I read history books, not newspapers. And if a blog entry won't be interesting in a month or a year, I'd rather not write it. In this spirit, I just came across two posts from Catallarchy that past the test of time. Check out Trent McBride on th... 1 Read More
Sep 14 2006 Books: Reviews and Suggested Readings GMU Economists for Tolstoy Bryan Caplan Don Boudreaux loves Tolstoy too. If only GDP were proportional to literary talent, the Russians would be the richest people on earth. 1 Read More