Art Carden, who guest blogged for Econlog in 2013, will be back as a guest blogger starting tomorrow. For my farewell notice to Art, in which I highlight two of my favorite of Art’s posts, see this.
I look forward to many good posts by Art.
Those familiar with late 1970s TV will understand the reason for the title of this post.
Jun 2 2014
After I made my animated case for a free market in human kidneys, Zac Gochenour - my co-author and soon-to-be assistant professor at Western Carolina University - originated a rather clever argument. Quick version: Suppose you're now poor and healthy. You're worried that one day you'll need a kidney, ...
Jun 1 2014
Starting in 1974, the Institute for Humane Studies (IHS), based at that time in Menlo Park, California, began an ambitious plan to resurrect the then near to dead Austrian school of thought in economics. The first three steps were conferences at South Royalton, Windsor County, Vermont in June 1974, run by Ed Dolan; Har...
Jun 1 2014
Art Carden, who guest blogged for Econlog in 2013, will be back as a guest blogger starting tomorrow. For my farewell notice to Art, in which I highlight two of my favorite of Art's posts, see this. I look forward to many good posts by Art. Those familiar with late 1970s TV will understand the reason for the title o...
READER COMMENTS
Sol
Jun 1 2014 at 11:41am
Very glad he’s coming back!
Amy Willis
Jun 2 2014 at 9:16am
Welcome back, Art! Looking forward to your contributions.
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