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Now is not the time to go soft on globalisation (Part 1)

22 May 2020
Economic Theory

Now is not the time to go soft on globalisation (Part 1)

Mikko Arevuo
22 May 2020
The progress that free trade and globalisation have achieved are coming under severe threat from the Covid-19 pandemic. There are … Continue reading “Now is not the time to go soft on globalisation (Part 1)”

Radical Uncertainty: Decision-making for an unknowable future (book review)

1 April 2020
Economic Theory

Radical Uncertainty: Decision-making for an unknowable future (book review)

Mikko Arevuo
1 April 2020
We don’t know what the future holds, but we still need to make far reaching decisions.  Unlike F. A. Hayek, … Continue reading “Radical Uncertainty: Decision-making for an unknowable future (book review)”

The impact of top marginal tax rates on the international mobility of superstar inventors

12 May 2015
Tax and Fiscal Policy

The impact of top marginal tax rates on the international mobility of superstar inventors

Mikko Arevuo
12 May 2015
The economic impact of higher top tax rates was one of the more contentious themes of the recent general election. … Continue reading “The impact of top marginal tax rates on the international mobility of superstar inventors”

Monetary policy: overrated

5 March 2015
Monetary Policy

Monetary policy: overrated

Mikko Arevuo
5 March 2015
Conventional economics has it that businesses adjust their investment spending decisions according to changes in the cost of capital.  At … Continue reading “Monetary policy: overrated”

The economic case against patents

22 January 2015

The economic case against patents

Mikko Arevuo
22 January 2015
Ever since James Watt was awarded a patent for the improvements he made to the Newcomen steam engine in January … Continue reading “The economic case against patents”

The diversity of modern Austrian thinking

14 August 2014
Economic Theory

The diversity of modern Austrian thinking

Mikko Arevuo
14 August 2014
Randall Holcombe’s new textbook, Advanced Introduction to the Austrian School of Economics, is an important addition to the general Austrian economics … Continue reading “The diversity of modern Austrian thinking”

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