…view of the urgency of action would appear to be more closely aligned with Martin Weitzman’s than with either William Nordhaus’s or Nicholas Stern’s. Responding to Stern’s enthusiasm about prospective…

…the tax laws they enact but will not recognize the costs and administrative burdens placed on the agency to carry out the laws it passes,” said G. William Hoagland, who…

…power in the hands of the few, passing the Sherman Anti-Trust Act and Clayton Anti-Trust Act. Progressive-Era reformers like Teddy Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, and Woodrow Wilson were trust-busters, people…

…the statute it interpreted was repealed five years later at the behest of William Rehnquist, then newly elevated as chief justice. But instead of just dying with the repeal of…

…Goldman and William K. Rashbaum, New York Times, today Gotta say, Comey comes off in this Washington Post article today as dumber than a rock. — Me, here, yesterday The…

…was underway in most states. Updated 11/7 at 12:07 p.m. Here’s a more comprehensive update, by William Oremus at Slate, posted about an hour ago. Updated 11/7 at 3:18 p.m….

…then parsed assorted phrases from Sir William Beveridge’s Full Employment in a Free Society by way of demonstrating that Beveridge’s conception of full employment — and by extension, Hillman’s and…

…violence,,” Robert Binkley credited Sorel — along with Henri Bergson, William James, Vilfredo Pareto and Sir James Frazier — with having “prepared the way” for the 20th century’s metaphysical ‘Tower…

…you want to get specific, William Beveridge’s Full Employment in a Free Society). “Planners” translates as cartoon Hayek’s alias for Keynesian economists and their political acolytes. To be sure, Hayek’s…

…was wearing William Westmoreland get-ups either. In fact, I cannot think of any field other than sports that results in people dressing up as other people when neither Halloween nor…