Public Investment Goods

Posted by | 1:28 PM
I've said it (a billion times) before, and I'll say it again: government spending is essential for economic growth. That doesn't...

Life Imitates Old Testament

Posted by | 3:50 PM
Via Ry, Christians pray for the recover of the U.S. economy ... IN FRONT OF A GOLDEN COW. Seriously. Hopefully this will mean 40 years in th...

Lines on a map

Posted by | 8:09 AM
The West is going blue . Colorado and New Mexico have been there for a couple years now, thanks to shifting demographics (liberal white peop...

McCain's final turd fling

Posted by | 2:16 PM
As John McCain teeters, tumbles, and falls into the abyss of political irrelevance, he reaches out to fling one last turd at the reality-bas...

Out for a few

Posted by | 3:36 AM
Noahpinion will be on hold for a few days...

Ed Prescott unleashed

Posted by | 7:03 PM
Ed Prescott is a Nobel Prize winner in economics...his famous theory, which is called "Real Business Cycle Theory," basically stat...

Bad logic on unions

Posted by | 5:19 PM
Matt Yglesias writes: [W]hen you hear about the evils of EFCA recall that when unionization rates were higher in the first half of the post...

Are we a conservative nation?

Posted by | 10:22 AM
Yglesias and Krugman are not very impressed with a Newsweek editorial that claims that America is a center-right country . But it's ha...

Whither the Republic(ans)?

Posted by | 12:42 PM
Via Ry, stories about McCain supporters slashing tires at Obama rallies and harassing Obama voters at the polls . Seeing this made me thi...

Bad bets

Posted by | 12:27 PM
Nate Silver has uncovered a "rogue trader" trying to manipulate the Intrade presidential election futures markets. The trader has...

Krugman is right, but...

Posted by | 9:58 AM
Krugman sayeth : [T]his is also a good time to engage in some serious infrastructure spending, which the country badly needs in any case. Th...

Yglesias sums it up

Posted by | 9:42 AM
Matt Yglesias gets what for me might as well be the last word on the "New Narrative": [I]t seems to me that the Republicans were ...