What Do Prices “Know” That You Don’t?

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According to Prof. Michael Munger, prices (as in, the price of a carton of milk, or a new car) are akin to magic. Prices "magically" convert countless pieces... Learn more

Is There Income Mobility in America?

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We often hear that the rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer. While a surface-level examination of U.S. households by quintile from 1967 to 2009 would... Learn more

Externalities: When Is a Potato Chip Not Just a Potato Chip?

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An "externality" occurs when a transaction between two people affects a third person without that person’s permission. Professor Michael Munger... Learn more

What’s Right about Social Justice?

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What if libertarians and classical liberals were wrong and the free-market system actually did make the rich richer and the poor poorer? Would that change their support... Learn more

Why Is Higher Education So Expensive?

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College tuition costs have gone up 945 percent since 1980. The increase in tuition places a heavy burden on young people and their families. What has made college... Learn more

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Philosophy Curriculum Economics 101 Curriculum Modern Principles of Economics, 1st Edition - By Tyler Cowen and Alex Tabarrok Principles of Economics, 6th Edition - N. Gregory Mankiw
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