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John Cochrane's Substack pairs technical working papers on inflation and monetary policy with free-market commentary on affordability, housing and public opinion. Readers get clear, opinionated explanations of economic models and policy debates from a Chicago-school perspective.
Max Tabarrok's blog covers economics, science, philosophy and progress through long-form critical essays. Recent issues dissect a philosophy paper on wages and desert, a debate over elasticity and highway versus housing policy, and a study of how the Endangered Species Act restricts housing construction.
A Georgist newsletter from the Center for Land Economics that argues for land value tax by working through economic critiques, such as whether land supply is truly fixed. Issues pair accessible explainers, such as an Econ 101 pencils-versus-parcels comparison, with organizational updates.
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