
Cutting through the economic myths, political spin, and policy nonsense with clear-eyed analysis of trade, taxes, and fiscal reality from an economist who's seen it all from Congress to the classroom.
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Here’s a Letter I sent the New York Times in response to an article by Peter Navarro:
Dear Editor,
Peter Navarro calls transshipment a plot that robs the Treasury and deceives the American consumers (”It Was a Great Scam While It La...
Some people know that I’ve been working on a paper about the economic histories of Detroit and Pittsburgh from 1950 to today. While several books have been written on each city separately, the comparison between the two remains under-explor...
My good friend and frequent (and favorite!) conversation partner, Randy Tobler, alerted me to this clip of Kevin Hassett, who currently serves as Director of the National Economic Council and is thus advising the President on economic issue...
The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) releases a monthly report on, well, the state of manufacturing in the US. This month’s report has been getting a lot of coverage. Here’s Peter Navarro making some claims about it on his own Substack...
Sorry for the delay in getting this one out. I fell off the pace last week, had a Classical Liberalism seminar to help facilitate, and, well, here we are. Also, Opus 5.0 on Claude is weird and I’m sticking to 4.8.
We’ll get back on the reg...
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Director of Economics and Economic Freedom, American Institute for Economic Research. Affiliated scholar with the Mackinac Center and Acton Institute. Recovering academic. Views my own.
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