Outsource or Not: A Serious Misreading of Coase
What Coase really said about oursourcing, and why that matters.
Read more...What Coase really said about oursourcing, and why that matters.
Read more...A bit of clarification regarding the word “neoliberalism,” now that it is finally being used in mainstream stories.
Read more...The Phillips Curve is broken and is used by policy-makers to hurt workers. Can it be fixed?
Read more...On the role of the Scottish Enlightenment.
Read more...A study of DuPont’s failure to clean up emissions of a toxic chemical shows pollution is economical rational. Too bad the remedies are lame.
Read more...A round–up of reactions to behavioral economist Richard Thaler’s selection for the so-called Nobel Prize for Economics.
Read more...How shareholder value theory and other bad ideas created lousy incentives for corporations’ executives.
Read more...Italy has taken a step towards issuing a new currency in the form of tax credits. Will it make it more money-like by making it more tradable?
Read more...Conservatives are trying to blame low rates of marriage among the young on anything but the state of the economy and the job market.
Read more...MMT’s ultimate contribution to consumer finance is showing a world beyond the “Let Them Eat Debt or Let Them Eat Cash” approaches.
Read more...Why the EU has done better on job creation than generally recognized, while US employment is exaggerated.
Read more...Wolfgang Schäuble’s legacy as German finance minister lives on, and not in a good way.
Read more...Jared Bernstein, like his fellow fauxgressives, endorses deficit hysteria instead of policies based on how our money system works.
Read more...Are midlife blues an underrecognized feature of the human condition?
Read more...The rational case against profiteering during disasters.
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