| Blog Review 515 |
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| Written by Netsmith | |
| Friday, 22 February 2008 | |
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The BMA report this morning is getting something of a slating for its, umm, how to put this, ignorance of some of the finer points of economic analysis. More here. On the subject of bansturbation, the effect of the smoking ban on both Working Men's clubs and the variety circuit. Many more unintended consequences than we were told there would be. Excellent fun about Jerome Kerviel. Apparently he was over €1 billion up at the turn of the year. Might his bonus have influenced him? My, my. Given the choice it looks like people move to States with higher economic freedom and lower tax rates. More here. Perhaps not all that surprising though: large numbers have been known to try and leave this country. A description of how government actually works to spend that tax money: policy first, then evidence. And finally, yes, the cause of many late nights.
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