Dollarization may still take place in Argentina, but later — and at a higher cost.

Even superstars have to think about tradeoffs.

The Department of Labor’s new worker classification rule is a blatant power grab designed to make it more difficult for people to work as independent contractors.

Economics shows up everywhere in life, which means lessons learned in one domain can often be applied to others.

Public health improves through individual risk reduction and improving outcomes in the ways suited to circumstance, rather than dictates.

Japanese history illustrates the fact that, when it comes to war, the Far East is no different from the Middle East or whatever is either east or west from wherever you are.

There’s nothing wrong with using a phrase someone else came up with. But there is a lot wrong with coercively preventing such use.

The region is at a crossroads

As Blackberry’s story shows, being big is hardly a guarantee of prolonged success in the market.

The system of “checks and balances” in scientific research is completely off-kilter.

Fear of new technologies, and the desire to control them, may have more to do with a fear of free people and the liberating potential of new technologies.

Steamboat-era Mickey enters the public domain.