…I can safely and for sure tell you that food labeling is approved by the USDA and or the FDA. A small change in a label or packaging such as…

…Thus social costs continue to rise. Bruce Bartlett today makes a case that low interest rates lower the cost of capital. He mentions two results… 1. capital is substituted for…

…last February, Bruce Bartlett explained why “early retirement, work sharing and tax credits won’t boost employment.” To his credit, Bartlett cited not only the ubiquitous lump-of-labor fallacy as the reason…

Bruce may be the only NRO econopundit worth reading but his latest is not a ringing endorsement for Bush’s brand of Soc. Sec. reform: One reason is that he has…

Credit has to go to conservative Bruce Bartlett who writes in his National Review column: There is no indication of what tax rate Speaker Hastert thinks would be necessary to…

…over”? But the long stagnation in real wages and the massive growth of income inequality are at long last leading economists back to the under- consumptionist viewpoint. Bruce Bartlett @BruceBartlett…

His latest Bush exegesis, Without a Doubt, in tomorrow’s New York Times is online now: Bruce Bartlett, a domestic policy adviser to Ronald Reagan and a treasury official for the…

…of Jack Kemp and Ronald Reagan, now a non-Republican, Bruce Bartlett, has posted an account of Mundell’s ideas on this and how they developed since Mundell died, https://www.ritholz.com/2021/04/remembering-the-father-of-supply-side-economics .  Bartlett,…

Kerry’s Cabinet Bruce Bartlett, a conservative columnist for The National Review, ponders who should comprise the economic team in a Kerry cabinet. Typically, I disregard or at least heavily discount…

…Republican congressman Jack Kemp. I note that Jake Kemp was also Bruce Bartlett’s mentor. By Douthat’s logic Ryan=Kemp and Bartlett=Kemp so Ryan=Bartlett. That would be the Bartlett who just tweeted…