This is probably my favorite political cartoon, and this one is the most-viewed post in the history of this blog, but here’s one probably should be near the top because it so perfectly captures the mindset of the political class.
Though if you want to teach economics, here are good cartoons about incentives, Keynesian economics, and unemployment insurance.
And yet they wonder why their approval rating is so low..
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