There isn’t one.
I agree with this.
Category Archives: Economics
Subsidizing Electric Vehicles
That is, subsidizing cars that don’t, and probably won’t exist.
What a clown show these people are.
“A Niche Part Of The Market”
Peter Beck explains the low flight rate of Electron.
There are many more small launchers than there is demand for them. And if my idea about equatorial LEO happens (and I think it’s inevitable), there will be no market for them at all.
[Tuesday-morning update]
I’m both fascinated and amused at the degree to which intelligent commenters are having difficulty wrapping their heads around the ELEO concept.
Recession Or Not?
It seems unavoidable to me (and I’m pretty sure we’re already in one, despite the weirdness factors).
Why America Can’t Build
NEPA and unions have become a very expensive luxury. But California HSR was a terrible idea even without these problems.
Artificial Intelligence
Thoughts on the coming age. A first of two essays.
Milton Friedman
He would have been 110 years old today. And if he was still with us, he would be appalled at the depths of economic ignorance not only being propounded, but implemented.
Magical Thinking
Tell them what you really think, Stacy.
Another Trump Presidency
They can’t let it happen.
Restaurant QR Codes
They used Covid as an excuse to get rid of menus, but I think it was just an excuse to save money on printing them, and make it easier to change prices.