Here's a Little Something that Several of my classes have recently discussed or soon will.
"At that point, the feds were imposing 8,753 different taxes on imports. While the average American tariff was around five percent, some...
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This blog serves as the shared interface for all ECON courses in Regent's College of Arts & Science. No matter which ECON class you are currently enrolled in, you will have access to content from all of Regent's ECON faculty, as well as the ability to interact with students in all of the other ECON courses.
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Reflections of the Professor
The other day in class a student asked me what has changed since I was a student. It is wide open question that has many answers; the Red...
Family Breakdown Equals Economic Breakdown
In most of my classes we discuss the foundational institutions of society and how they need to know their role but also their limits....
A Great Month for Econ 290
Those of you in Professor Bajah's Econ 290 have so much to talk about. This article alone is good for weeks of discussion. Democratic...
What About Afghanistan?
I am not a geopolitical expert and do not pretend to know all the issues surrounding Afghanistan but one thing I do know is that the US...
Why I Do What I Do
The sentiments below come from Don Boudreaux, a former professor of mine and blogger at Cafe Hayek . The details are not exactly the same...
Preventing the Washington Mutual (WaMu) Crisis
WaMu was one of the largest banks in the US by 2007 with $307 billion in assets, its demise herald the start of the 2008 recession
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