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Reminder: I am using multiple translations; my main reading is from the hardbound copy of the Mansfield translation. When I refer to page numbers it’s to the Mansfield translation, and when I want to pull quotes that are longer I’ll use the...
Thomas Edison’s Menlo Park laboratory, now at the Henry Ford Museum, Greenfield Village, Michigan. Source: Wikimedia Commons
During the telecommunications revolution of the early 2000s, people often joked that Alexander Graham Bell would b...
Before I dig in, did anyone else read the article on reading Tocqueville in this week’s Economist (gift link)? And there’s a Checks and Balances podcast episode (gift link) too! I’m happy to welcome that anonymous Economist author (who I as...
Source: Town Meeting 101, Discourse Magazine, 2022
Note: In this first essay I didn’t both with quotes and page references because I wanted to focus more on broad themes. If I am doing page references or quotes I’ll specify which edition a...
[Note: I plan to continue writing about my usual obsession with the theory and practice of regulatory economics in the face of technological change; whether or not this means two articles a week will depend on my other work commitments.]
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