E.C. Pasour


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U.S. Agricultural Programs: Who Pays?

The Farm Bill Lavishes Cash on Upper-Income Farmers

NOVEMBER 01, 2008 by E.C. PASOUR

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The Tobacco-Quota Buyout: More Legal Plunder

There Is No Economic, Legal, or Ethical Reason to Compensate Those Who Have Benefited from a Government-Enforced Cartel

FEBRUARY 01, 2005 by E.C. PASOUR

It Just Ain't So

Ending Farm Subsidies Wouldn't Help the Third World?

Policies Distort World Trade in Agricultural Products

APRIL 01, 2004 by E.C. PASOUR

Book Review

The Ultimate Resource 2 by Julian Simon

A Powerful Antidote to Malthusian Gloom

APRIL 01, 1998 by E.C. PASOUR

Book Review

Dynamics of the Mixed Economy: Toward a Theory of Interventionism by Sanford Ikeda

A Wealth of Insights on the Perils and Results of Government Intervention

NOVEMBER 01, 1997 by E.C. PASOUR

Article

Book Review: Travels with a Hungry Bear: A Journey to the Russian Heartland by Mark Kramer

A Highly Readable Account of the Pernicious Economic and Social Effects of Collectivism

FEBRUARY 01, 1997 by E.C. PASOUR

Article

Consumer Information and the Calculation Debate

Government Cannot Determine the Most Appropriate Amount of Information

DECEMBER 01, 1996 by E.C. PASOUR

Book Review

Saving the Planet with Pesticides and Plastic: The Environmental Triumph of High Yield Farming

High Yield Agriculture and Free Trade Best Protect Human Health and Environmental Resources

JANUARY 01, 1996 by E.C. PASOUR
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