Nintil, a libertarian blogger performs a long series of assessments on soviet GDP growth here. To his credit, Nintil updated the post a number of times as he became aware of new arguments and evidence. Like always in econometrics, there is never such a thing as the final word. With that caveat though, the three headline … Continue reading The economic record of command economies in perspective

This is going to be a very brief and low effort post, I apologise for that, but I’ve run into a particular error about half a dozen times in the last week, and you know what it’s like when somebody is wrong on the internet. This post isn’t going to endear me to anyone. The … Continue reading Inequality & The Soviet Union