Posted by Unknown | 6:25 PM

Ditto Robert Samuelson . Sure, the public hates high gas prices, but it's time to stop demagoguing the issue and accusing oil companies ...

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Posted by Unknown | 7:59 PM

Greg Mankiw finally tosses his hat into the China policy debate ring. His basic claim: China's exchange rate peg hurts only China, and o...

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Posted by Unknown | 9:57 AM

There's a reason Matt Yglesias is my favorite blogger. It's because, once in a while, he pops out with something so true, and so fun...

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Posted by Unknown | 1:25 PM

For those who don't know, the " Pigou Club " is a name econ bloggers use to refer to anyone who is in favor of Pigovian taxes ...

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Posted by Unknown | 5:30 PM

As the (probably useless) "Strategic Dialogue" between the U.S.'s and China's trade representatives gets underway , the ec...

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Posted by Unknown | 8:55 AM

I'm not exactly sure what James Mann's qualifications are as a China scholar; he's listed as "author in residence at Johns ...

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Posted by Unknown | 12:45 PM

For those of you interested in U.S.-China relations, there's a very interesting debate in this week's Foreign Policy magazine betw...

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Posted by Unknown | 8:32 AM

Fareed Zakaria takes the Democrats to task in his latest Newsweek column for drifting toward protectionism. But he offers precious few exam...

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Posted by Unknown | 7:19 PM

At the risk of turning Noahpinion into an econ blog...a second economics-related post in a row! Gary Becker writes in AEI's online magaz...

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Posted by Unknown | 8:13 AM

It's a little wonkish, but this post about outsourcing is a great one (hat tip, once again, to Yglesias ). Basically, the famed economi...

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