Ed Dolan's Econ Blog

  Writing for the New York Times, Bret Stephens tells us   why the new party that 62 percent of Americans say we need must be a centrist o...

Carbon pricing is firmly entrenched as the go-to climate policy for economists, yet many with training in other sciences and social sciences...

December saw the release of the 2020 edition of the Human Freedom Index , published jointly by the Cato Institute and the Fraser Institute. ...

  A new Congress has convened. Soon the battle of the budget will begin. On one side will be the advocates of stimulus, who think the econom...

Kevin Vallier’s new book, Trust in a Polarized Age , has a clear message: Trust matters. If we want to combat the increasing political pola...

  In an well-argued essay, Jonathan Adler argues that libertarian environmentalists ought to take property rights seriously. No writer has ...

In  an essay  in  Critical Review  a few years back, Jeffrey Friedman had a go at explaining what’s wrong with libertarianism. His sixty-pag...