Economic misconceptions persist due to misguided intuitions that overlook complex factors, a preference for principles over outcomes, the influence of epistemic bubbles, and political tribalism. Despite frequent refutation flawed ideas endure, requiring constant vigilance from economists.
Harwood Economic Review
Table of Contents
Governments, Not Markets, Impel ESG Allen Mendenhall and Daniel Sutter
Investors Make Houses More Affordable, Not Less David Youngberg
Sense and Nonsense on Petrodollars Peter C. Earle
Boosters Beware: Stadiums Aren’t Magic Art Carden
Protectionists Are Wrong: Free Trade is the Path to Prosperity Vance Ginn
Overpopulation: An Ancient Myth Refuted Aidan Grogan
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