Art Laffer and Stephen Moore offer a brilliant evidence on how lower tax rates expanded income increases (here):

Kenneth Rogoff of the Harvard University, former chief economist at the IMF, has drawn a perspective on current financial crisis (link) that boosted macroeconomic instability in the U.S and the rest of the world...

One of the most interesting discussions among the economists and policy experts is a debate about the role of tax havens and offshore destinations that compete with other nations in the areas of taxes, regulation and investor protection. The opponent...

Dani Rodrik offers a nice insight into one of the most remarkable theorems in international trade (link).Rok Spruk is a supply-side economist and a libertarian. He (currently) lives in Slovenia where he studies economics and business. His fields of...

On Sunday, December 13th, Paul A. Samuelson has died at the age of 94 (link). He was on the economic giants of the 20th century. His ideas reshaped the economic science and revolutionized the mode of economic thinking around the world. With the...

For those of you who study macroeconomics and finance, here are some interesting articles on macroeconomic issues: Menzie Chinn, The Employment Situation in the Graphs, Econobrowser, December 4, 2009 (link) Menzie Chinn, Debt and Interest Rates; Some...

Ted Gayer of the Brookings Institution testified before the U.S Senate, discussing the economic benefits of carbon tax over cap-and-trade (link)Rok Spruk is a supply-side economist and a libertarian. He (currently) lives in Slovenia where he studies...

New York Times published an interesting geographic map of the recession in the U.S (link)Rok Spruk is a supply-side economist and a libertarian. He (currently) lives in Slovenia where he studies economics and business. His fields of research are...