10 Minutes of Freedom on an Airline
I still love flying, although the mask rule has substantially reduced the love to “like.” No, this isn’t about masks....
Bryan Caplan
About Those Fossil Fuel “Subsidies”
Is failure to tax a subsidy? In a comment on Bryan Caplan’s recent blog post titled “I Win My Climate...
A Tribute to Bryan Caplan
Tomorrow is Bryan Caplan’s last day as a blogger on EconLog. I will sorely miss him. There’s so much I’ll...
On productive and counterproductive ways to read
I get the impression that some people read works of economics, political science, sociology, philosophy, and political theory largely through...
I Lose a Bet with Bryan Caplan
An entry in the “unsurprising facts” department. It occurred to me that Bryan Caplan should have contacted me by now...
Response to Scott Sumner on Covid Caution
Co-blogger Scott Sumner recently responded to co-blogger Bryan Caplan’s critique of Scott’s earlier post in which Scott stated “On a...
Wagner and Weitzman’s Asymmetric Treatment of Non-Carbon Energies
In his well-deserved victory lap about his bet with Daniel Reeves, co-blogger Bryan Caplan points out that one major flaw...
Enright on Caplan on Immigration, Part Trois
I’ve posted twice now (here and here) on Sam Enright’s critique of my co-blogger Bryan Caplan’s case for open borders....
Enright on Caplan on Immigration
Sam Enright has written a good review of Bryan Caplan’s Open Borders: The Science and Ethics of Immigration. I like...
A Modest Proposal on Beef
Taxes: There’s their Beef Co-blogger Bryan Caplan and his favorite philosopher Michael Huemer have debated whether one should eat beef....
