April 2024 ISSUE

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China’s Belt and Road Initiative: If You Build It, Will They Come?

By Gregory Caskey

To begin with a bit of trivia, who said the following line? "When you give roses to others, their fragrance lingers on your hand." If you guessed Cole Porter, you'd be wrong. Nor does this line hail from a wooden quote board for sale on Etsy. It was delivered by ...
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Book Review

Individualism versus Racism

By Arnold Kling

Similarly, to advocate colorblindness is not to pretend you don't notice race. To advocate colorblindness is to endorse an ethical principle: The colorblind principle: we should treat people without regard to race, both in our public policy and in our private lives...
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Misanthropy Springs from the Lust for Power: H.G. Wells

By Richard Gunderman

H.G. Wells Best known today for science fiction novels such as The Time Machine, The Invisible Man, and The War of the Worlds, H.G. Wells was in his own day widely regarded as a prophet. Trained in science, he predicted the wireless telephone, directed energy weapons...
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Book Review

Princess Mathilde and the Immorality of Politics

By Pierre Lemieux

A Liberty Classics Book Review of Against Politics: On Government, Anarchy, and Order, by Anthony de Jasay.1 We cannot be against politics, especially in a democratic regime; isn't that obvious? In his 1997 book Against Politics: On Government, Anarchy, a...
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Russell Roberts

Pigs Don't Fly: The Economic Way of Thinking about Politics

Ten Key Ideas Dec 3 2007

Where Do Prices Come From?

Ten Key Ideas Jun 4 2007

Getting the Most Out of Life: The Concept of Opportunity Cost

Ten Key Ideas Feb 5 2007

Treasure Island: The Power of Trade. Part II. How Trade Transforms Our Standard of Living

Ten Key Ideas Dec 4 2006

Treasure Island: The Power of Trade. Part I. The Seemingly Simple Story of Comparative Advantage

Ten Key Ideas Nov 6 2006

Incentives Matter

Ten Key Ideas Jun 5 2006

The Reality of Markets

Ten Key Ideas Sep 5 2005

An Interview with N. Gregory Mankiw

Featured Article May 2 2005

A Marvel of Cooperation: How Order Emerges without a Conscious Planner

Ten Key Ideas Feb 7 2005

Presidential Economics: What Leaders Can and Cannot Do about the State of the Economy

Article Jul 5 2004

An Interview with Lawrence Lessig on Copyrights

Article Apr 7 2003

An Interview with R. Glenn Hubbard on the Fundamentals of Tax Reform

Article Feb 3 2003

Napsternomics: What's the Most Effective Way to Protect Intellectual Property?

Featured Article Jun 3 2002

Is Bethlehem Steel the Canary in the Economic Mine Shaft?

Featured Article Nov 5 2001

Do Big Box Retailers Harm the Quality of Life?

Featured Article Jun 25 2001

How Safe is that Trucker in the Window?

Featured Article Mar 5 2001

Morgan Rose

Elasticity and Its Expansion

Teacher's Corner Jan 6 2003

Shedding Light on Market Power

Teacher's Corner Dec 2 2002

What Malthus Missed, and Attacks on Individualists

Article Oct 28 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 II.

Teacher's Corner Feb 18 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

Risk versus Uncertainty, or Mr. Slate versus Great-Aunt Matilda

Teacher's Corner Nov 5 2001

How to Reduce Unemployment, If We Want

Featured Article Oct 15 2001

Does It Matter How You Pay for a State Dinner? A Lesson on Ricardian Equivalence

Featured Article Sep 24 2001

A Brief History of the Concept of Comparative Advantage

Article Aug 6 2001