The Last Browns QB to Win an NFL Championship Is, Ironically, a Math Genius
The pinnacle of Frank Ryan’s 13-year professional football career was leading the Browns to a national championship in 1964.
Analytics Finally Brought the Cleveland Browns Back to the Playoffs
The team's draft strategy allowed it to build a roster featuring phenomenal players.
Mnuchin Is Right to Repurpose Unused Federal Reserve Funding for COVID-19 Relief
The Treasury secretary is requesting unused Fed money appropriated by the CARES Act that can be used for more PPP loans and enhanced unemployment insurance.
The Case against Judy Shelton at the Federal Reserve
The gold standard endorsed by Shelton has a track record of causing price instability and turning recessions into depressions.
Expensify’s Political Email to 10 Million Customers Is a Classic Example of the Principal-Agent Problem
Why would a company risk losing customers for political reasons?
Stronger Capital Buffers for Fannie and Freddie Protect Taxpayers
Newly proposed capital rules for Fannie and Freddie will protect taxpayers from another crisis.
Milton Friedman’s Shareholder Primacy Stands the Test of Time and Helps Many Stakeholders 50 Years Later
Joe Biden and CEOs emphasize helping non-shareholder stakeholders, but they ignore how Friedman’s shareholder primacy theory does exactly that.
Thomas Laubach Was Our Star at the Fed
Many academics, employees, and alumni (including myself) will miss him, remember him fondly, and hold many conferences in his honor.
401(k) Plans Finally Can Invest in Private Equity, Leveling the Playing Field
Allowing retail investors to have access to private-equity funds will improve economic mobility.
Canada’s Growing Debt Problems Amid Runaway Government Spending
With the highest unemployment rate in the G7, Canada is running massive deficits with no signs of slowing down, causing Canada's debt to be downgraded and yields to rise.