In The Media

Geloso notes Ehrlich's prediction "omits the idea that humans are not only mouths that eat, but they're also creative minds that can create new resources and new ways to produce, so we can invent new ways to create crops, to use lands, to harness energy...."

Comparing the 2025 economy to that of 2017 strongly suggests that if Trump’s policies had been more like his first term, our economy would be significantly stronger today.

The index, which I co-authored with George Mason University economist Vincent Geloso, seeks to offer a fuller view of gaps in global development, taking into account more aspects of human well-being than any prior index of inequality.

Prediction markets and betting platforms aggregate collective knowledge, being often more accurate than traditional polls or expert forecasts.

Why do Americans pay so much at the pharmacy counter? One often overlooked factor is that established pharmaceutical companies have been working with big government to short-circuit the free market and make it impossible for generic medicines to compete.