RJS had been a long-time commenter at my blog, News N Economics, and has joined Angry Bear’s thread of comments. RJS runs his own blog, Global Glass Onion, where he…

by Mike Kimel Cross posted at the Presimetrics blog I really don’t understand this post by Tyler Cowen. He begins by noting: The median earnings of full-time Canadian workers increased…

by Mike Kimel A Critique of Tyler Cowen’s The Great Stagnation, by way of Alex Tabarrok’s Criticism of Keynesian Politics Cross posted at the Presimetrics blog Alex Tabarrok and Tyler…

by Mike Kimel Canadian economic growth is about two percentage points higher under Liberal governments Cross posted at the Presimetrics blog. Frances Woolley has a piece in Worthwhile Canadian Initiatives…

by Mike Kimel The Tax Rate that Maximizes Economic Growth, Part 3… With Gov’t Spending, Money Supply and Demographics Cross posted at the Presimetrics blog. Today I will build a…

…that appeared at the Presimetrics blog and Angry Bear blogs. There will be a lot more follow-ups, but it occurs to me that a look a the data might be…

by Mike Kimel Cross posted at the Presimetrics blog. To maximize real economic growth in the United States, the top marginal income tax rate should be about 65%, give or…

…blog. Professors Caplan and Henderson, Both of you have had recent posts that indicate you have some enthusiasm for betting on economic outcomes. (Your co-blogger at Econlog, Arnold Kling seems…

…on letting the deficit go wherever so long as they can get the tax cuts they want most–for the wealthiest taxpayers amongst us. See, e.g., MichaelTomasky’s Blog, Tax Battle Lines…

by Mike Kimel Post WW2 Private Investment v. New Deal Private Investment Cross posted at the Presimetrics blog. I had a post the other day (which appeared at the Presimetrics…