Public choice as a branch of economics is relative new on the economics theory scene. It adds valuable insights to the workings of government, because it applies economic principles to our understanding about how politicians and government actually works, as opposed to how it is supposed to work.
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Entertaining. Sophomoric, maybe. But it is satirical commentary by two Washington Post political commentators, Dana Milbank and Chris Cill...
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The following letter was published in the Marion Star (Print) and the Columbus Dispatch online letters. I am certain that Mr. Yousseph wi...
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