Caleb S. Fuller
Associate Professor of Economics, Grove City College
Caleb S. Fuller
Research Fellow
Caleb S. Fuller is a Research Fellow at the Independent Institute and Associate Professor of Economics at Grove City College. He has published papers in Public Choice, the International Review of Law and Economics, the European Journal of Law and Economics, the Review of Austrian Economics, and others. He is the author of the book No Free Lunch: Six Economic Lies You’ve Been Taught and Probably Believe.
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{content}Saying the Quiet Part Out Loud
Econ 101 instructors take note—a new illustration of the important microeconomic concept...
Why Shareholder Firms Tend to Persist Over Worker-Owned Models
Over at AIER, my Mere Economics co-author reveals one weird trick...
This Time Isn’t Different
William F. Buckley once defined a conservative as “Someone who stands athwart history, yelling Stop.”...
Why Is the Quality of Goods under Central Planning So Bad?
Why is the average quality of consumer goods so bad under central...
Yet Another Reason Why Minimum Wage Studies Might “Fail”
Last year, I wrote about why empirical minimum wage studies might fail to...
Price Controls Destroy Coasean Bargains
A useful way to think about price controls is that they destroy mutually beneficial...
Unemployment: Somewhere, USA
As I pointed out a few months ago, empirical studies of the minimum wage have a way of stepping into...
Marrying for Love
Mises’ most memorable contribution is the argument of his 1922 book, Socialism, which leaves central planning in...
State Vehicle Inspections
A student of mine asks about annual, mandatory car inspections. In Pennsylvania, they’re required. In...
Price Controls: The Greatest Hits
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