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Why You Should (Almost) Never Wait in Line
We pay too little attention to ‘opportunity cost’—in our personal lives and in public policy.
Scott Lincicome
Mar 23
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Some Early Thoughts on Russia and Ukraine
The potential economic impact, an ascendant liberal order, and peace through commerce.
Scott Lincicome
Mar 2
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America’s Infant Formula Crisis and the ‘Resiliency’ Mirage
U.S. policy has exacerbated the problem by depressing potential supply.
Scott Lincicome
May 11
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What’s Conservative About the New Conservatism?
Not much.
Scott Lincicome
Apr 27
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An Unserious Plan for Serious Times
Reshoring our supply chains will not help with inflation.
Scott Lincicome
Mar 9
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Actually, America Isn’t ‘Energy Independent.’ (And That’s a Good Thing.)
Why does the U.S. trade so much energy? There are a few reasons.
Scott Lincicome
Mar 16
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This ‘Libertarian Moment’ Could Be More Lasting
A funny thing happened on our way to democratic socialism.
Scott Lincicome
Feb 9
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The Eternal Pessimism of the Planner’s Mind
OK doomers.
Scott Lincicome
Apr 20
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It’s the End of Globalization As We Know It (And That’s Probably Fine), Part 1
But it doesn’t mean we’re entering an era of deglobalization.
Scott Lincicome
Mar 30
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2021 (Unfortunately) Comes Full Circle—And Radicalizes Me in the Process
A system with (far) less government involvement would have produced better results.
Scott Lincicome
Dec 29, 2021
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The Antitrust Hawks Come for Your Beer
(Never mind the facts.)
Scott Lincicome
Feb 23
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Kellogg’s, Christmas Cookies, and America’s Idiotic Sugar Policy
There are significant economic, political, health, and environmental costs.
Scott Lincicome
Dec 15, 2021
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