Professor Christopher Coyne and Mason alumna Abigail Hall explain how surveillance tactics used on domestic citizens are the result of the "Boomerang Effect."
In USA Today Professor Christopher Coyne and Mason alumna Abigail Hall look at the recent death of Stephon Clark. They examine the increasing militarization of the United States police force and how proactive foreign policy can result in a changed law enforcement operation.
Donald Boudreaux, professor of economics, examines the misplaced notion that trade kills jobs. The op-ed article published in the New York Times examines the difference between average job churn and job loss from trade.
Professor Peter Boettke gave his Presidential Address during the 86th Meeting of the Southern Economic Association. He spoke on economics, public administration and why it all matters.
The gift from the Charles Koch Foundation will support the hiring of three new faculty members, including a senior scholar, for Mason’s Nobel Prize-winning Department of Economics.
Professor Eskil Ullberg met with representatives from over twenty countries on February 26th, 2018 to host the Trade in Ideas Program at the World Trade Organization.
Vernon Smith, Nobel laureate and Mason Professor Emeritus, reflects on his conversation with President George W. Bush about the 2002 Bush steel tariff. Nearly sixteen years later, the conversation is still relevant.
César Martinelli's research featured in the American Economic Journal: Economic Policy reveals the prevalence of cheating when high school students are incentivized with cash to perform well on exams.
On Sunday, February 25, 2018, at 10:00 pm Mark Levin's new show "Life, Liberty & Levin" debuted on Fox News Channel. The first episode featured an hour-long interview with Mason's economics professor Walter E. Williams.
