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The Abject Failure of Central Planning During COVID
By David R. Henderson | December 20, 2022
Nobel Prize awarded to supporters of central banking
By David R. Henderson | October 20, 2022
Do Budget Deficits Matter? Essays on the Implications of Government Deficits and Debt
By Matthew Lau, Donald Boudreaux, Philip Cross, David R. Henderson | June 8, 2022
The Essential UCLA School of Economics
By David R. Henderson, Steven Globerman | July 15, 2021
Contrasting the Budget Rules of Chrétien and Trudeau: Part 1
By Jason Clemens, Jake Fuss, David R. Henderson | April 8, 2020
The case for free trade should not rely on mercantilism
By David R. Henderson | March 23, 2017
Trump’s trade trifecta will likely target China, Canada and beyond
By David R. Henderson | January 9, 2017
Canada can’t dodge two ‘trade’ bullets shot from the U.S.
By David R. Henderson | October 24, 2016
Once again, professor, you can’t equate a tax and a price
By David R. Henderson | August 11, 2016
A carbon tax is not a 'price'
By David R. Henderson | August 4, 2016
Don’t worry about Canada becoming a ‘petrostate’
By David R. Henderson | June 27, 2016
Supply management or cartel enforcement?
By David R. Henderson | April 18, 2016
Nobel Laureate economist on Canadian health care and the 'escape valve'
By David R. Henderson | March 23, 2016
More government spending (on infrastructure or anything else) will make Canadians poorer
By David R. Henderson | January 26, 2016
Let’s Uberize the rest of Canada’s economy
By David R. Henderson | January 7, 2016
Is ‘not taxing’ the same as subsidizing?
By David R. Henderson | November 30, 2015
Government cuts spur budget triumphs in Canada and U.S.
By David R. Henderson | October 20, 2015
Stumped by Trump (the pros and cons of the Donald)
By David R. Henderson | August 28, 2015