Blog Roll

So I read many different things on a daily basis. However there are only 24 hours in a day and only so much can be done. Sometimes researching one thing leads to learning about a whole new subject you never even knew about.

Drudge Report-changes every hour

CARPE DIEM-because things are better than people tell us

Café Hayek-A blog by Donald Boudreaux who writes fantastic letters to editors (who are usually economically ignorant)

Grumpy Economist-University of Chicago’s John Cochrane on what irritates him

Richard Epstein’s at Hoover Institution Defining Ideas-this man is a genius!

EconLib-Various bloggers David Henderson, Bryan Caplan, Garett Jones

Greg Mankiw-probably one of the first blogs I ever read

Marginal Revolution-done by blogger Tyler Cowen and Alex Tabarrok (although I am curious how Cowen teaches at George Mason..however Walter Williams says he is keeping his eye on Cowen…

EconTalk-hour long podcast that is released every Monday morning at 6:30 A.M. (archives go back to 2006 and there are literally hundreds of episodes on a wide range of topics)

Supply and Demand-blog by University of Chicago professor Casey Mulligan-focuses on labor economics/subsidies/welfare

Economics One-Stanford economist/monetary guru John Taylor

John  R. Lott-serious academic who has done great empirical work on gun control

OverLawyered-pointing out how ridiculous regulation has become

Walter E. Williams- one of the few people who can explain economics clearly (every article since 1995)

Thomas Sowell -smartest person of any color (every article since 1998)

CATO Blog-good policy analysis on variety of subjects

John Goodman Health Policy-great info on free market health policy

Wealth Report-Robert Frank from CNBC covers the 1%, what they do, how they invest, studies on them

Avik Roy-former Romney adviser, Yale trained doctor,

Houston Clear Thinkers-use to have great analysis on libertarian ideas (now has YouTube videos of interesting ideas)

Professor Bainbridge-perhaps the only law professor who makes a good case for insider trading.  

Skeptical Scalpel-a surgeon skeptical on robotic surgery and feel good health data  

TaxProf Blog-good resource for tax information/tax related studies  

Daniel Fisher-amazing writer at Forbes who covers law and finance