Bryan Cheang (@bryancheang_) 's Twitter Profile
Bryan Cheang

@bryancheang_

Political Economy @csgskcl

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Prof Steffen Roth (@derrothdotcom) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I look forward to sharing my thoughts on how digitalisation reshapes social theory at Wolfson College, Cambridge University. Click ↓ there ↓ for more information. wolfson.cam.ac.uk/about/events/d…

Chris Freiman (@cafreiman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

You can’t just look at a chart to determine whether the distribution of wealth is fair; you need to know how the wealth was acquired—if it was via positive sum market activity, there’s nothing to object to

Geoffrey M Hodgson #FBPA 🔶 (@g_m_hodgson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

But some capitalisms (Nordics, Japan) are much more equal than others (US, UK). Shouldn’t we try to improve capitalism first? 20C Experiments with socialism ended up worse than capitalism.

Bryan Cheang (@bryancheang_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Many thanks to Senior Fellow Dr. Arielle John from Hayek Program for reviewing my first book comparing Singapore and Hong Kong's development and the theory of the developmental state. Her review is now up on KCL Centre for the Study of Governance & Society website: csgs.kcl.ac.uk/book-review/wh…

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On 16 Oct 6.30pm, I will be doing a sit-down interview with Deirdre Nansen McCloskey for the LSE Hayek Program on a broad range of topics. No live stream but will be recorded. Details and RSVP here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/has-the-free…

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I am putting together an event on 22 Oct 6.30pm featuring economist Art Laffer on his new book Prosperity Through Growth, for the LSE Hayek Program. No live stream but will be recorded. Details and RSVP here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/prosperity-t…

Mark Pennington (@kaleidicworld) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Yes - to read some of these critiques you would never know that Austrian/Hayekian influenced thinkers have been making these points for decades- from what might be called a 'complexity science' perspective. It just doesn't fit the desired anti-market narrative to mention this.

Peter Boettke (@peterboettke) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Happy Birthday ⁦Christopher Coyne⁩ … check out his important and in insightful and important work. ccoyne.com Chris’s work concentrates on foundational issues facing liberalism in particular and humanity in general. Can we find our way to live in peace and prosperity?

Happy Birthday ⁦<a href="/ccoyne1/">Christopher Coyne</a>⁩ … check out his important and in insightful and important work. ccoyne.com Chris’s work concentrates on foundational issues facing liberalism in particular and humanity in general. Can we find our way to live in peace and prosperity?
Senator Rand Paul (@senrandpaul) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you're going to criticize the socialist Mamdani for wanting to own grocery stores, you better criticize Republicans who want a share of Intel, of Nvidia or U.S. Steel. Owning even part of the means of production is a step toward socialism. It's a bad idea and a dangerous