The WSJ Editorial Page: Fumbling Toward Accuracy II
…aren’t going to bother to dig too deeply?” The WSJ piece ends with a classic “disregard what we’ve said for the past several years, especially the David Malpass and Larry…
…aren’t going to bother to dig too deeply?” The WSJ piece ends with a classic “disregard what we’ve said for the past several years, especially the David Malpass and Larry…
…driven by the business cycle. I’ll leave it to others to do the econometrics and demonstrate how to weight each. But, all those like Larry Kudlow blaming the current rise…
Last Friday Arnold Kling at Econlog and Russell Roberts at Cafehayek commented on Larry Bartels book Unequal Democracy and I made some comments about what they were saying. Bartels used…
…with the theory when one like Mr. Avi-Yonah is looking for reasoning in support of progressive taxation. He quotes Larry Zelenak and Kemper Moreland: Regardless of the results of any…
…worst argument for psychologists’ presence at interrogations comes from U.S. Army Col. Larry James, director of the psychology department of a military medical center. “If we lose psychologists from these…
…Larry Crumbley had a nice explanation of the accounting for employee stock options: Instead of replacing APB 25’s intrinsic value based method of accounting for stock-based employee compensation plans, SFAS…
Larry Johnson comments on the firing of whistleblower Mary McCarthy: I am struck by the irony that Mary McCarthy may have been fired for blowing the whistle and ensuring that…
…a fraction of the static revenue loss, that which would result from no effect on consumption or incentives. A 2004 study by Harvard economists N. Gregory Mankiw and Larry Weinzierl…
…the Republicans in charge of the Senate–or the House for that matter. This is a pathetic state of affairs. Larry – well said! Update II: The Spokesman-Review reports on how…
Lawrence Kudlow claimed: Including revisions, January employment is a huge 317,000 above the initial December level. James Hamilton reads this sentence and writes: I’m not quite sure where Larry is…