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January 17, 2005

Guest Blogger

Arnold Kling

As baseball fans know, this is free-agent signing season. In attempt to become the Billy Beane of the economics blogosphere, EconLog is proud to announce a new guest blogger--Bryan Caplan, the prolific GMU scholar.

As President Lyndon Johnson once complained about an aide, "He can write faster than I can read."


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The author at Truck and Barter in a related article titled "Bryan Caplan at Econlog," writes:
    Bryan Caplan, Associate Professor of Economics at GMU, proprietor of the Museum of Communism, and my Micro II instructor is now blogging with Arnold Kling at Econlog....... [Read more]
Posted January 18, 2005 11:23 AM

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