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by Sandy Ikeda The other day I was lecturing to my students about externalities and the Coase Theorem. One of the examples I used came directly from the our textbook – Heyne, Boettke, & Prychitko’s The Economic Way of Thinking. It asks what would happen if you tried to declare a large tree in your neighbor’s [...] November 29th, 2008 | Tags: coase theorem, demolition, externalities, historic preservation, Landmarks, nyc | Category: Author: Sandy Ikeda, Economics, Environment, preservation | Comments |
 printable viewBy Sandy Ikeda Last week I spoke to a standing-room-only crowd of students and faculty about the current economic and financial turmoil. I shared the podium with three of my colleagues, who range all the way from far to the left of Barack Obama to very, very far to the left of Barack Obama. Needless to [...] October 20th, 2008 | Tags: Fannie Mae, Fed, Freddie Mac, Free-market, government intervention, Hayek, housing bubble, Rothbard | Category: Author: Sandy Ikeda, Economics, housing | Comments |
printable viewWhen the New York Sun decided to shut down its press, the biggest loss to the blogosphere was Sanford Ikeda’s Culture of Congestion blog. At the Sun, Sandy blogged about cities, economics, politics, and related subjects. Sandford Ikeda is an Associate Professor of Economics at SUNY Purchase. Professor Ikeda is the author of Dynamics [...] October 20th, 2008 | Tags: Author: Sandy Ikeda, nyc | Category: Author: Sandy Ikeda | Comments |
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