Contracts students: I just learned that Prof. Ian Ayres made 80 YouTube videos covering almost every area of contract law. This is an incredible resource if you're having trouble understanding something and want a reliable but accessible explanation. youtube.com/playlist?list=…

Liberty and peace require free markets and free trade. Tariffs are bad for all sides.

Listen to this guy - Mitt called it all so well!

"If tariffs work, why do other countries use them?" Bc tariffs are a means of creating concentrated benefits for special interests and cronies while dispersing the costs across the populace. This is all covered in the "public choice" or "govt failure" chapter of Econ 101.

All Americans should think about this chart

Not sure anybody has ever summarised Ricardo's law of comparative advantage so neatly ever before!

Economic sanity is a big tent movement, and we welcome all sides 🤣

As I struggled to navigate tech today, my youngest said I was "booming" which is a great expression from the youth

Comparative advantage is one of the few things most people seem to remember from Econ 101

If a 90-day pause from your own polices makes the market euphoric, maybe take the hint?

Silver lining of the trade war is reviving attention to US federal debt

“America would be better off if more people worked in manufacturing.” • 80% of Americans agree • 20% disagree “I would be better off if I worked in a factory.” • 25% of Americans agree • 73% disagree • 2% currently work in a factory 👉🏻 cato.org/sites/cato.org…

Congestion pricing is putting a price on a scarce resource. Tariffs are not putting a price on a scarce resource.

Progressives fought for decades to give the government influence and sometimes control over private entities, intentionally undermining independent civil society to make it easier for government to achieve progressive goals on civil rights, the environment, labor, etc. Some of

JD Vance Please stop swearing on Twitter, Mr. Vice President.

When a historian uses the phrase “zero-sum market-style conflict,” you have to question how well he or she understands the basic economic concept that trade in markets is mutually beneficial and hence positive-sum.

It’s astonishing the nonsense that comes out of our Commerce Secretary’s mouth. The reality is simple: the high-value parts of the iPhone are already made here—design, software, chips. The low-value assembly happens abroad because no one in America would work for the wages those

Live long enough and you’ll watch the conservative economic message go from “I, Pencil” to “1 pencil.”

This is the best one-paragraph explanation for what's gone wrong with our institutions:

US universities may see a decline in foreign students, but US #Bankruptcy courts seem to be holding their own in attracting foreign companies. Brazilian Airline Azul Files Ch. 11 To Cut $2B Of Debt law360.com/bankruptcy/art…