Edward Conard

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Read Former White House CEA Chairman Kevin Hassett’s Interview of Ed Conard in National Review

In National Review, Kevin Hassett, the former Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, asks Ed Conard to defend conservative free market ... [Read More]

My Oxford University Press Chapter, “The Economics of Inequality in High-Wage Economies,” Is Available Free Online

Oxford University Press has provided free online access to my chapter, “The Economics of Inequality in High-Wage Economies,” for a limited time in ... [Read More]

My chapter, “The Economics of Inequality,” joins Saez, Burkhauser, and other distinguished economists in Oxford University Press’ new “United States Income, Wealth, Consumption, and Inequality”

In my chapter, “Economics of Inequality in High-Wage Economies," I argue, “Inequality is mostly the result of an increasing premium on returns from ... [Read More]

Ed Conard discusses the stock market and the state of the economy with Stuart Varney on n Fox Business Network's "Varney & Co".

Ed Conard Discusses the Economy and Impact of Midterm Elections on Stock Market on Fox Business’s “Varney & Co”

Ed Conard discusses the state of the economy and the impact of the midterm elections on the stock market with Stuart Varney on Fox Business's "Varney ... [Read More]

Paul Krugman wrote a misleading post comparing U.S. wages and productivity growth to Scandinavia without admitting that Scandinavia’s test scores are much higher than America’s.

Krugman’s Misleading Scandinavian Comparison

Paul Krugman wrote a misleading post comparing U.S. wages and productivity growth to Scandinavia without admitting that Scandinavia’s test scores are ... [Read More]

Breakdown of Productivity Growth From 1990-2017

This chart shows the breakdown of productivity growth from 1990-2017. ... [Read More]

New Study Claims IQ Predicts Job Performance

A new study claims IQ measurements predict two thirds of job performance—both pay and output. While measures of EQ are inherently less precise, EQ ... [Read More]

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