Constructive Interference

Part of the source of the magic of zero comes from the odd disparity of society's opinion of borrowers and lenders. Consider someone w...

The following Editorial in the NYT by William Deresiewicz is well worth a read, especially the last paragraph. (h/t to Kos ). “America needs...

Recent thought I had about the nature of incorporation and the appropriate role of redistributive taxation. This is kind of a new way of lo...

I think there are a bunch of problems with the progressive message and how it is delivered. Progressive policies are fine (no doubt could ...

Yesterday, Matt Yglesias posted this about the broken window fallacy. Now the broken window fallacy is based upon the following parable at...

I've been thinking that one of the things that I find most objectionable about the conservative view on economics is that the proposed p...

The central mystery of conservative economics is that it is based on two fundamental truths Without various services of government such as i...

Matt Yglesias has had a few posts up (most recently here ) about technology patents and their role in (both good and bad) in the economy. So...

This is an interesting article in the Atlantic from last week about the rise and success of Netflix. Netflix has been an enormously succe...