Arnold Kling doesn’t support the stimulus, but he doesn’t agree with fresh water critics either. He refers to Mankiw’s classification of macroeconomists as “scientists” and “engineers” then writes Because the…

…assume this has a connection to reality? Arnold Kling has already attempted to explain things to Wilkinson. He obtained a “department of huh?” from Brad DeLong and, for what it’s…

…infrastructure investment. Ed Rendell, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Michael Bloomberg, the political juggernauts in Pennsylvania, California and New York City respectively, have launched a coalition to make infrastructure a national priority….

Arnold Kling writes: If the oil company executives want to put money on their “working assumption of $15-$30 per barrel,” then they should go short in the futures market. But…

…current boom, some states are already making the same mistake of overspending. In California, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has proposed a budget increase for fiscal 2007 of 8.4 percent, which follows…

Even conservatives Arnold Kling and Tyler Cowen are struggling to figure out the underlying premise behind Bush’s health care proposals. Tyler asks “whether people overinvest or underinvest in private sector…

…Keeping in the spirit of the holidays – James Hamilton declares the windfall profits tax proposal a real turkey as he links to Arnold Kling who summarizes a paper from…

…employees. At one point early in ARNOLD’s reign of Bush free-lunch financing, a local newsperson said that we had reduced deficit spending by issuing more government bonds. Of course, this…

…is that California public education needs vastly more funding. Ever since ARNOLD told Warren Buffet to keep quiet about property tax reform, I have suspected he’s been in the pocket…

I wish to say well done to two conservatives. First, Arnold Kling was also offended by this National Review nonsense. The other well done goes to the National Review for…