November 27, 2008
Singapore Gives Thanks
November 27, 2008
Thanksgiving Thoughts
November 27, 2008
Emperor, Clothes, etc.
November 27, 2008
Letter of Law, Spirit of Law
November 26, 2008
Different Forms of Government
November 26, 2008
Roderick Long and the Tiny Gnomes from Neptune
November 26, 2008
When You're in a Hole, Keep Digging
November 26, 2008
Singapore's Policy Secret: Economic Literacy, Deference, or Resignation?
November 26, 2008
Notes on McArdle's Law
Aren't there any of these for slightly older people?
I was hoping for a competition open only to middle aged ex-pat Englishmen, perhaps restricted even further to, say, those whose surnames start with a W....just to give me a realistic chance of winning.
Free markets make public the aggregate information about ourselves so strangers can make out lives more comfortable. The Arnold Kling version I think.
I've tried the IHS one before but didn't win or even make the top 20 or so. I thought I did a good job too. The topic was about legislation that intends to promote freedom but actually restricts it, and I talked about the (then popular) topic of increasing the minimum wage to $7 and how it limits the freedom of employers and employees alike.
I may very well try again though, and the APEE contest looks good as well.
Thanks for the heads up, Dr. Caplan!
I'm writing Apee essay, but I don't know how far I'll get. The deadline is in about 5 days and I started today. Lord help me, coz I could use the money.:-)