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📚 5 recomanacions #SantJordi: Freedom Perspectives - The Historical Path to Liberty (Peter Boettke) Abundance (Ezra Klein i Derek Thompson) Build, Baby, Build (Bryan Caplan) Anti-Marx: Crítica a la economía política marxista (Juan Ramón Rallo) La fi del progressisme il•lustrat (Sáez)

New Cato Institute research paper on immigrant and native incarceration rates. We find that the illegal immigrant incarceration rate is about half that of native-born Americans and the legal immigrant rate is about half that again. There is no immigrant crime wave. 🧵. . .

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The hardest thing for many to understand is that free trade is good even if other countries subsidize tariff or “cheat”. Yes “unfair” but still advantageous. A subsidy looks just like a better technology to the buyer.

Adam Smith is more than the "father of economics"—he’s a guide to understanding freedom, virtue, and society itself. 🌍 Why is he still essential reading? Find out: 🔗 loom.ly/1Ksl2D8 #AdamSmith #LibertyFund @AdamSmithWorks Peter Boettke

Why Read Adam Smith Today? Enduring Insight | Adam Smith Works adamsmithworks.org/documents/why-…

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From Limits of Liberty, a key concept in that book that Buchanan develops is ‘institutional degradation’. Norms, mores and conventions are vital aspects of the institutional infrastructure of society. Flaunting those norms etc., is contributing to their demise.

The "abundance agenda" is gaining steam, but without tax and fiscal reform, its promise will fall short. Adam Michel and Veronique de Rugy explain why building an abundant future requires both cutting red tape and fixing the tax code. theunseenandtheunsaid.com/p/the-promise-…

Lessons from JS Mill — please share this wisdom about trade and peace and prosperity. Principles of Political Economy, Book III, chap 17, p. 594. Discussion of direct and indirect effect of the expansion of trade. Bottom line: think positive sum, not zero sum!!!

Listening for today, Page is indeed fascinating social scientist. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…

$20m donation to GMU from Vietnamese refugee who arrived with $30. “America has been wonderful. She has adopted me, accepted me and given me what I need most: love and opportunities,” Duong said. Beautiful. ⁦Let’s keep this going. ⁦Dr. Gregory Washington⁩ wtop.com/education/2025…

Thank you ⁦Liya Palagashvili⁩ it is always wonderful to see you and we are still learning together and trying to figure out how the world works.

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Truly an amazing textbook. I use it as the basis for my micro notes. Tons of fun to teach.

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Hamburg Lectures in Law & Economics resume! This coming wednesday (May 7) at 18.15, Nada Maamoun from the University of Kiel will present her research on "Measuring Compliance with the Paris Agreement" To join via Zoom, pls register under [email protected]

This paper (with Chandler Reilly), which is now in the Review of Austrian Economics, builds a GDP measure excluding military spending and price controls—following Buchanan, Tobin, Nordhaus, and Kuznets—revealing key reinterpretations of U.S. economic history.

Incoming College president Bradley J. Lingo ’00 suggests Harvard could learn something from Grove City College in a new WORLD opinion column. Read it here: wng.org/opinions/the-c…