In this issue:
Channeling Robert Higgs: Steven Horwitz replies to Gauti Eggertsson on the Great Depression.
Advanced Placement® Economics: What Kind of Economics Do High Schoolers Get? Tawni Ferrarini, James Gwartney, and John Morton investigate.
Housing Supply Constraints, Natural and Regulatory, by Wendell Cox; with a Reply by Haifang Huang and Yao Tang
Troubling Research on Troubled Assets
Linus Wilson reports.
Growth Accelerations Revisited: With errors corrected and data extended, previous results prove fragile—Guo Xu reports.
The Ideological Profile of Harvard University Press: David Gordon categorizes 494 books published 2000–2010.
The Never to Be Forgotten Hutcheson: Excerpts from W. R. Scott (1900)
EJW Audio: Advanced Placement® Economics: Tawni Ferrarini discusses the importance of AP Economics and unsatisfactory aspects of its content.
EJW Audio: The role of economists in ending the draft: Noble efforts recounted by David R. Henderson.
News update: New survey on economic enlightenment fielded, results coming in May 2011. Read more
Call for Papers: EJW fosters open exchange. We welcome proposals and submissions of diverse viewpoints.