Even though there is a wealth of evidence for the Laffer Curve, statists and other big-government advocates routinely claim that incentives don’t matter. So I wonder how they’ll react to this new research showing that incentives have an impact on sexual choices. Here are some blurbs from The Economist. …if you are a poor African [...]
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Sex and the Power of Economics
Posted in Economics, International bureaucracy, Laffer Curve, World Bank, tagged Economics, Incentives, International bureaucracy, Laffer Curve, World Bank on February 17, 2012 | 4 Comments »
Data in New World Bank Report Shows that Large Public Sectors Reduce Economic Growth
Posted in Big Government, Economics, Europe, Fiscal Policy, Government Spending, International bureaucracy, Mitchell's Golden Rule, World Bank, tagged Big Government, Economics, Europe, Fiscal Crisis, Fiscal Policy, Government Spending, Mitchell's Law, World Bank on February 9, 2012 | 6 Comments »
When Ronald Reagan said that big government undermined the economy, some people dismissed his comments because of his philosophical belief in liberty. And when I discuss my work on the economic impact of government spending, I often get the same reaction. This is why it’s important that a growing number of establishment outfits are slowly [...]
Even World Bank Research Shows Economic Liberty Is Better than Government Dependency
Posted in Free Markets, International bureaucracy, Statism, World Bank, tagged Free Markets, Statism, World Bank on June 5, 2011 | 6 Comments »
Welcome Instapundit readers. Thanks Glenn! And speaking of international bureaucracies, readers may want to read this post about the Greek bailout. ============================================================================= Regular readers know that I’m not a big fan of the international bureaucracies. I don’t like the International Monetary Fund because it encourages bad policy by bailing out nations such as Greece. I [...]