Tag Archives: Bob Murphy Show

And so would ancapistan, but I digress… Here’s my interview with Ben, promoting his new book with Bob Lawson.

This has a lot of new material that I’ve never covered in a lecture before.

In episode 45 of the Bob Murphy Show…

In episode 43 I talk to medical doctor Michel Accad on the development of neoclassical welfare and market failure theory. In episode 44 I talk to Steve Patterson, who challenges Rothbardians on a priori theorizing.

These guys can’t stop talking about me:

Plus a whole lot of other stuff.

I have a lot going on right now–good stuff!–so my blogging will be sparse. Here are some things to placate you: ==> My conversation with Karl Smith. It may lead you to think about fiscal stimulus in a new way. ==> Ep . 194 of Contra Krugman, in which we bust Krugman’s attempt to say progressives are policy wonks who follow the evidence. ==> Can’t remember if I already posted this, but my article at IER on a new working paper from Kotlikoff,...

Others beat me to the punch on this one, but I make some points I haven’t heard elsewhere.

I have been the Indiana Jones of economics lately (picture the map showing Indy as a moving red line). I know there are at least 3 of you who only know about my new podcast episodes and articles by checking here, so let me bring you up to speed: ==> On the Lara-Murphy Show, I facilitate Carlos’ discussion of inheritance taxes, trust planning, and IBC. ==> Contra Krugman 190 where Tom and I field listener questions such as UBI, ep. 191 where I go solo...

What am I going to do with you people…