Monthly Archives: August 2009

Another good perspective on clunkers and indeed any evaluation of an economic policy, i.e., you gotta consider the opportunity cost.  And a reference at the end to Bastiat‘s Parable of the broken window.  See the full article here. Did Cash … Continue reading →

A couple of economists have calculated the Cash for Clunkers is costing us anywhere from $200-500 per ton of carbon dioxide saved.  This as opposed to the estimated $28/ton that the climate bill will cost.  I think both their estimates … Continue reading →