I got that as well. I have decided at the moment _not_ to sign it only
because I haven't studied enough of what Bush is about to make an informed
endorsment.
But you ask whether an economist as economist can sign such an endorsement?
Why not? If it turns out that the other candidate proposes
Hirschleifer's intermediate book reports that reputation of the school
matters significantly. This is an older study, but he suggests that it is
not your SAT score that matters, but the SAT score of your entering freshman
class. This supports the signaling theory of education, as opposed to
What do you mean by the history of the 20th century being an argument for
efficiency?
Keynesianism --- 1930-1980 --- pretty good run.
Market socialism --- 1936-1985 --- pretty good run.
Market failure theory, with a benevolent despot --- 1920s -- 1960s ---
pretty good run.
I am confused. Do
Yes, I was refering to the Boulding article you mention -- perhaps we read
it differently.
Second, I think there are several reasons why Austrians have
difficulities --- some self-induced, others as a consequence of other
issues. Public choice scholars should realize that for a long period of
