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Good News, But We Can Do Better
JAMES K. GLASSMAN | 09/03/2004
A strong jobs report lands amid the race for the White House.
The Reform Term
KEVIN HASSETT | 09/03/2004
The fiscal policy distinctions between the candidates are now fairly clear going into the fall. President Bush will...
Long on Specifics
ARNOLD KLING | 09/03/2004
The mainstream media's characterization of President Bush's speech as short on specifics is 180 degrees wrong.
The Austrian's Economics
DOMINIC BASULTO | 09/03/2004
Now is not the time for pessimism about U.S. economic might -- now is the time for action.
Culture of Death
GREG BUETE | 09/03/2004
'Trying to understand how people learn to hate so deeply they're prepared to die in order to kill.'
Media Metaphysics
NICK SCHULZ | 09/03/2004
If a speech happens but no one has heard it yet, has it happened?
 
Is This Any Way to Grow an Economy?
CHRISTOPHER LINGLE | 09/03/2004
In a fruitless and pointless exercise, economic policy makers and businesses fret endlessly over the international...
Oil Prices and the Federal Reserve
DESMOND LACHMAN | 09/03/2004
The Fed should examine how the present run up in international oil prices differs from previous episodes.
President Elect 2004 -- The Game
DOUGLAS KERN | 09/02/2004
How the Commodore 64 can predict the future of Presidential politics.
 
Kerry vs. Kerry
DUANE D. FREESE | 09/02/2004
Here's the debate you've all been waiting for.
Will Wonder Bread Survive?
RALPH KINNEY BENNETT | 09/02/2004
Mrs. Hardy's sandwich secret revealed.
The God Must Be Crazy
KATY DELAY | 09/02/2004
Does Alan Greenspan think it's OK to 'prevent' deflation?
 
What Bush Needs to Do: The Ownership Society
STEPHEN BAINBRIDGE  | 09/02/2004
Creating an ownership society will require a radical rethinking of the nanny state at almost all levels, but here are...
Getting Recent Economic History Right
KEVIN HASSETT  | 09/02/2004
Critics argue that the Bush tax cuts were poorly designed to end a recession and that alternative policies would have...
The Presidentinator?
MICHAEL M. ROSEN  | 09/02/2004
Schwarzenegger's undeclared bid for the presidency: why Republicans should welcome it.
 
The Miracle Economy
JAMES K. GLASSMAN  | 09/02/2004
To hear John Kerry tell it, America is mired today in the worst economy since the Great Depression. How dumb does he...
An Exercise in Overreaction
PEJMAN YOUSEFZADEH  | 09/02/2004
How not to deal with attacks by 527 organizations.
A Job Half Finished
JOHN MCKAY  | 09/01/2004
Economic and political reform in Korea since the crisis.
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Alex Singleton discusses doing well by doing good.
[ 09/03 7:09 AM ]

Glenn Reynolds on Godzilla vs the Blogoshpere. Glenn has more on the media meltdown here.
[ 09/01 10:54 AM ]
As John J. Miller tells it, it sounds like Lt. Gov. Steele has a lot in common with Lionel Hampton.
[ 08/31 1:57 PM ]

Virginia Postrel: "When Giuliani talks about terrorism, I think he's right, and persuasively so. When he was making headlines with dubious Wall Street prosecutions--most famously of Michael Milken--I thought he was a dangerous fanatic. Even as mayor, I distrusted his authoritarianism. But like most people who prefer their streets clean(ish) and safe, I do prefer New York today to New York before Giuliani. Unfortunately, the two sides of his crime-fighting persona are inseparable. What to make of all this? The usual lessons, I suppose: Life is full of tradeoffs. Power requires checks and balances. And you probably don't want John Lindsay fighting terrorism."

[ 08/31 12:17 PM ]