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Category Archives: Economics
The Mess In LA And Long Beach Harbors
The people at Flexport took a tour yesterday. A large part of the solution is (at least temporarily) deregulation. But it will be economically devastating if we don’t fix this soon.
[Update Saturday afternoon]
Problem solved. This is kind of amazing. Petersen is a leader, and a hero.
[Bumped]
Starship
…is still not understood.
[Update Friday afternoon]
The latest SLS follies: This isn’t insane at all.
The True New Jim Crow
[Via Instapundit, who notes that our ruling class is inconsistent, but makes up for it by being stupid and cruel]
The End Of Risk
…and the end of civilization.
The Biden Administration’s Bad Luck
Thoughts on the feckless Left.
Ron Klain
…says that inflation and shortages are “high-class” problems.
I hadn’t previously realized how high class the Weimar Republic or Zimbabwe were, or Venezuela is.
Atlas Is Starting To Shrug
It’s too late tonight for me to link for the evidence of this, but I’m sure that commenters can find plenty of evidence. The ports are only one example.
Walmart, But For Space
My latest essay at The New Atlantis is up, but will probably be behind the paywall for a few days or weeks.
The Great Barrington Declaration
I sat at a luncheon table with Bhattacharya in Omaha last October.