In 1983, Professor Bruce Yandle of Clemson provided an economic perspective on prohibition. His paper, “Bootleggers and Baptists: The Education

Each summer FREE organizes and hosts a series of small academic conferences in the Bozeman area. In addition to academics

Many of my friends are worried about their future and that of our nation. This is surely understandable. Jobs are

The fallout from global economic recession ripples through Montana. In addition to unsettling lives, the economic downturn has important consequences

Exit interviews are normally comprised of questions posed to employees who leave an organization. It’s hard and expensive to replace

Over the past year we’ve made several modest improvement on our ranch. Hence, I’ve had the pleasure of observing and

With Bozeman’s boom fading or gone, focus turns to the likely impact of the stimulus upon employment. Naturally, some recall

The version of the economic stimulus bill lumbering through Congress contains a pernicious provision barring foreign steel and iron from

People employ state power when moral persuasion fails. Politically legitimized coercion and constraint can generate hugely beneficial reform. The Voting

“The curious task of economics is to demonstrate to men how little they really know about what they imagine they