Economy
Fertile ground for libertarianism? – Econlib
Outside of North Korea, it’s hard to think of any place where libertarianism should have more appeal than in Argentina....
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Is Obama Running a Shadow Government from His Mansion in Kalorama, Washington DC? | naked capitalism
By Lambert Strether of Corrente. This post was motivated by “The Obama Factor“, a long and rambling Q&A between Pulitzer-winning...
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Australia Has Not Ordered All Cattle To Be Vaccinated | Armstrong Economics
The rumor going aroind is that Australia has announced plans for mass injections of mRNA vaccines into livestock. This is...
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Multinationals turn to generative AI to manage supply chains
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Can the U.S. President Affect World Oil Prices? – Econlib
Co-blogger Pierre Lemieux writes: It should be pretty obvious that the president’s power to set world prices is (fortunately) nil....
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“We Need to Raise a Lot More in Tax from the Wealthy but That Does Not Convince Me That We Need a Wealth Tax” | naked capitalism
Yves here. It is gratifying to see that in the UK, there is at least a semblance of a discussion...
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Market Talk – August 11, 2023
ASIA: The major Asian stock markets had a negative day today: NIKKEI 225 closed Shanghai decreased 65.31 points...
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FutureProof 2023 is 30 days away! – The Big Picture
I am super jazzed for this year’s Future Proof. Our second go-around is even bigger and better than last...
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Gender Pay Gap at the White House – Econlib
And, challenges remain in ensuring equal pay for equal work. In 2022, among all salary workers in the White...
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Core inflation stays down
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