Garett Jones

Nov 22, 2012

Thanksgiving Roundup

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Filed Under: Abraham Lincoln, Arnold kling, Garett Jones, George Washington, Hadley Arkes, Proclamation for Thanksgiving, Richard Reinsch

A bondholder Thanksgiving: Garett Jones at Econ Log asks “When the federal government bought shares in the biggest banks, who benefited most: Shareholders or bondholders? According to co-blogger Luigi Zingales and U Chicago professor Pietro Veronesi, the answer is clear:

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Nov 16, 2012

Friday Roundup, November 16th

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Filed Under: ACLU, Adam White, Adjustable rate mortgages, Garett Jones, independent federal agencies, occupational licensing, Richard Reinsch, Walter Lippman

Don’t miss the next Liberty Law Talk with Adam White on the significant power of independent federal agencies. The NLRB is just the tip of the iceberg.

Garett Jones of Econ Log: To live undaunted in the face of

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Sep 14, 2012

Friday Roundup, September 14th

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Filed Under: Adam Freedman, Garett Jones, PERC, Richard Reinsch, Steven Hayward

Garett Jones, the newest addition to Econ Log’s blogging powerhouse, argues that debt is a sticky price.

Overlawyered provides a roundup of links on the Chicago teachers’ strike.

Re: the Chicago teachers’ strike, don’t miss this excellent piece from

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