In Mercatu Veritas
Peter Isztin \ud83c\udf10\ud83c\udfdbCommenting mostly on economics and public policy
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Tough on crime, tough on police misconduct
James Madison famously wrote in Federalist No. 51:“If men were angels, no government would be necessary. If angels were to govern men, neither external nor internal controls on government would be necessary.”
Should cities own businesses?
Zohran Mamdani, the “democratic socialist” Democratic nominee in the upcoming New York mayoral race, during his campaign, touted the idea of local government owned grocery stores. The proposal might seem absurd, indeed I would say it is abs...
'Rear Window', cities, and the economics of privacy
Henry Oliver recently penned a short essay on Hitchcock’s masterpice ‘Rear Window’. Upon recently rewatching the film one thought occured to me more than anthing else: one underrated aspect of the movie is what it says about cities, and big...
Attracting scientific talent
European leaders, such as Emmanuel Macron aim to lure scientific talent away from American universities, amidst President Trump’s attacks on US higher education institutions. Europe is not behind the US when it comes to public spending on r...
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Economist. Applied (micro) theory: human capital, markets, econ of the family, crime.
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