…drew “an undesirable element”; the group had played each year on the Mall on the Fourth of July from 1976 to 1981. But, unlike Bush’s Metal of Freedom winners, Watt’s…

…Financial Times and assorted media journalists loved the “invisible hand”, Nobel Prize winners sang it praises, and the epigones believed in its miraculous powers with the passionate certainties of Jihadists….

…from an outright win, and one would think at a minimum he can hold Schumer and Stabenow, each of whom’s states look to be big winners from near universal health…

To often, we talk about models as if they are reality, instead of reflecting a reality that was approximated. At least forty economists, including at least three ‘Nobel’ Prize winners,…

…coverage) is Socialism and/or two that Social Security (and Universal Health Care) if perceived to be successful are political winners for the Democrats for possibly decades to come. In practice…

…active in the Republican Party. She also happens to be one of the biggest Mississippi-based winners of federal contracts for Hurricane Katrina recovery efforts. To some contract watchdogs, this could…

…list of 450 people who support some version of privatization. While it is true that they list five Noble Prize winners, they also list more names of folks who I…

This year’s winners are Kydland and Prescott. Atrios and Stirling Newberry provide nice summaries for non-economists of some of their principal insights. Let me just add two quick thoughts. First,…

…around. If you’re not yet convinced, note that from the parenthetic it’s clear that not one of the four former winners was able to improve upon their prior performance and,…

…update when the voting opens. And speaking of contests, MoveOn has announced the winners of the Bush in Thirty Seconds contest, and my favorite ad, Child’s Play (warning: sound), won….