Economics Reality Check
Dave HebertCutting 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.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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The War's Effect on the Economy - Talking Points
I’m going on Your News Talk, America in a little bit to talk about… the war in Iran and how it’s affecting the US economy. This is obviously a contentious issue and one that has a lot of international relations/diplomacy aspects to it. I’m ...
Trust, Free Trade, and ALL the Responses
This was a wild (and fun!) week for me. It all started with this WSJ article of mine which I thought made a simple claim: erratic tariff policies have caused other countries to turn away from the US and toward others.
Mamdani and Housing Affordability
Here’s a Letter I sent to The Washington Post a few weeks ago in response to this piece by their Editorial board:
What Insurance Actually Is
My Speedy Rewards card saves me about five cents per gallon at the pump. My health insurance costs me several hundred dollars every month. Despite the fact that both give me access to lower prices than I would otherwise pay, the two could n...
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Senior Research Fellow, American Institute for Economic Research. Affiliated scholar with the Mackinac Center and Acton Institute. Views my own.
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