| Simonizing 1 day ago by Don Boudreaux Here’s a letter that I sent yesterday to the Washington Post: Brian Czech repeats one of today’s most frequently heard mantras – namely, that economic and population growth spell disaster for the planet and humanity ( Letters, Nov. 5). Virtually all available evidence contradicts this doomsday claim ... Cafe Hayek - cafehayek.com · Rank: 942 · 176 references | | US Becoming France 1 day ago by Monty Pelerin Image by Brooklyn Museum via Flickr Image via Wikipedia Edmund Phelps, Nobel laureate, on Bloomberg stated: “There are signs that the economy has lost its dynamism, its urge to innovate, or its ability to innovate.” His observation is early for conventional economists, most of whom insist that a rec ... Monty Pelerins World - economicnoise.com · 1 reference | | Fertility in the Third World 4 days ago by Ali My mom sent me an email the other day (that apparently she got from my uncle) about the fertility rate and its implications for living standards. It was an interesting read, but long, and I don’t know where the article came from to send you a link, so if you want to read it, click the “read more” li ... Adventures in Peruvia - aliinperu.wordpress.com · Rank: 182,795 | | Socialism Kills 8 days ago by Don Boudreaux What would have happened in India if that country had liberalized its economy ten years earlier than it did? Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar does a commendable job supplying a plausible, if gruesome, answer. He finds that with earlier reform, 14.5 million more children would have survived, 261 milli ... Cafe Hayek - cafehayek.com · Rank: 942 · 176 references | | Another Cost of War . . . 8 days ago by innovation2 Cover via Amazon If an educated and literate population is the best way to keep our standard of living and help others achieve a better and more stable one . . . whatever are we thinking? More Schools, Not Troops – NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF Dispatching more troops to Afghanistan would be a monumental bet ... Innovation Toronto - innovationtoronto.com · Rank: 34,428 · 72 references | |