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This page is about the budget impact of expanding the House of Representatives. The 435 members represent 712,061 people on average. Continue Reading →
This page is about the budget impact of expanding the House of Representatives. The 435 members represent 712,061 people on average. Continue Reading →
This is a compedium of what I’ve written about California over the years. Continue Reading →
Tired: Market Forces WIRED: Malarkey Forces. That’s the title on the esteemed Scott Lincicome’s (@ScottLincicome) latest Twitter rant. Continue Reading →
I think volcanos gave California rain and cold weather. But — as Dr. McCoy would say — “Dammit, Jim, I’m an economist not a meteorologist.” Continue Reading →
Innovation has leaped in hearing aids. FDA deregulation in 2022 could cause the largest market price cuts since airline deregulation in 1980. Continue Reading →
Breakfast can be a family event but the (literal) nanny state extends its reach. Governments act like drug dealers giving out free samples. Continue Reading →
How does the cost of running the House change when the number of representatives increases? I want to estimate cost curves for the House. Continue Reading →
Economic forecasting explained in one cartoon. The cartoonist gets it. I say this having been involved in macro forecasting for fifty years. Continue Reading →
This has to be the best economist vanity plate ever! Swiped from Josh Job (@joshjob42) on Twitter. Thanks, Josh! Continue Reading →
Here’s the good news. iOS 16.4.1 (a) installs much faster than most iOS updates. Here’s how to fix this bug in the iOS 16.4.1 (a) update. Continue Reading →
First quarter growth was driven by Federal government hiring. Higher government cost was a major contributor to the ongoing inflation. Continue Reading →
Happy 4/27 From Iowahawk. A few days late, so mark your calendars for next year. An homage to 4/20 with less intoxication. Continue Reading →