Ego, pride, wrath, fear, gods, superheroes, mortals, and lots of […]
EconTalk Book Club on the Iliad (with Ido Hevroni)
What France’s Anti-Fast Fashion Law Means for Shein
The new legislation introduces advertising restrictions and financial penalties aimed […]
Freddy the World Cup Tourist and Tocqueville’s Hopes for America
In the 1830s, a French aristocrat named Alexis de Tocqueville […]
Americans are getting some relief at the pump as they set out this Fourth of July weekend
Prices at the pump are still elevated, but pressure is […]
1776 and All That: Thomas Jefferson on Adam Smith
A small industry within the history of economic thought continues […]
Eurozone Inflation Declines as Energy Shock Fades in Relief for ECB
Inflation fell to 2.8% in June, increasing the likelihood that […]
Grilling Burgers on the 4th? Get Ready to Pay Up
Record-high beef prices will continue to wallop U.S. consumers this […]
U.S. Home Price Growth Edged Up in April
The S&P Cotality Case-Shiller National Home Price Index rose 0.8% […]
1776 in the US and Latin America
We are approaching the 250th anniversary of the United States’ […]
Do Less, Heal More: The Case for Medical Conservatism (with John Mandrola)
What if the surgery that fixed your knee did no […]
South African Vigilantes Chase Out Immigrants With Knives and Clubs
“I don’t want to die here,” says a woman waiting […]
High interest rates and a chronic shortage of inventory have pushed the U.S. housing market to a breaking point. In this podcast series, we examine the strategies emerging to solve the country’s housing shortfall.
High interest rates and a chronic shortage of inventory have […]
Consumer Sentiment Improves in June as Gasoline Prices Moderate
Consumer sentiment improved from recent record lows in June as […]
Sam’s Links: June Edition
Sam Enright works on innovation policy at Progress Ireland, an […]
The Science Behind Venezuela’s Doublet Earthquake
The earthquakes that struck Venezuela were an uncommon but dangerous […]