March 2026 ISSUE

Trade, Tariffs, and Trust

By David Hebert

Trade is not just about transactions. It’s about relationships and trust built and earned over time. Just over a year ago, citing the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), President Trump began unilaterally changing tariff rates with countries around the wor...

The Major Tariff Question

By John O. McGinnis

Learning Resources reaffirms that taxation is Congress's responsibility, and declaring “emergency!” does not rewrite the separation of powers. The Supreme Court’s decision in Learning Resources v. Trump will have immediate political effects, substantial economic ...

Property Rights and the Arctic Contest

By Maurizio Bovi

In recent years, the Arctic has returned to the center of public attention: the renewed interest in Greenland, the progressive opening of maritime routes due to ice melt, and the claims over areas like the Svalbard archipelago are clear signals that Arctic policy will r...

How Productivity Advances

By Arnold Kling

Every line trending upward, every drop in cost, every additional ounce of efficiency we can squeeze from a bundle of inputs is the product of deliberate effort—of thousands of workers, engineers, factory managers, and line supervisors redesigning products, rearranging facto...

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Morgan Rose

Elasticity and Its Expansion

Teacher's Corner Jan 6 2003


Shedding Light on Market Power

Teacher's Corner Dec 2 2002



In Defense of Malthus

Teacher's Corner Sep 16 2002


The Econlib Summer Reading List

Featured Article Jun 3 2002


Information, Prices, and Socialism's Flaws

Teacher's Corner May 13 2002


Implications of Costly Information

Teacher's Corner Apr 22 2002


Free Labor, Constrained State

Teacher's Corner Apr 2 2002


An Education in Market Failure

Teacher's Corner Mar 11 2002



Economists' Views on the Costs of War. Part I.

Teacher's Corner Jan 28 2002


Paying for Farm Subsidies

Teacher's Corner Jan 7 2002


Patent Laws and the War on Good Drugs

Teacher's Corner Nov 26 2001



How to Reduce Unemployment, If We Want

Featured Article Oct 15 2001



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