The Use (Not Abuse) of Statistics
Economist Thomas Sowell quipped in his book Knowledge and Decisions that information is everywhere, but knowledge is rare. Sowell may have had in mind the welter of statistical data that...
Economist Thomas Sowell quipped in his book Knowledge and Decisions that information is everywhere, but knowledge is rare. Sowell may have had in mind the welter of statistical data that...
Fall film screening and discussion. Speakers: David Satter, Dr. Kiron Skinner, and Dr. Paul Kengor September 10, 2012 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm Baker Hall Room A53 Campus of Carnegie...
America’s Future is pleased to introduce the brand new “Liberty TelegrAFF” newsletter! Highlights of this summer 2012 issue include a special interview with Katherine Mangu-Ward of Reason Magazine, a report...
Few things are as enduring and permanent in American politics as the administrative state. The endless list of federal agencies—including such vital commissions as the “Board of Tea Appeals”—gives crushing...
“The idea that if you raise the price of alcohol, then people won’t drink as much…doesn’t really work that way. People just spend more money on beer and less money...
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