We Are Not Smart Enough To Leave

People 'over-produce' Pollution Because They Are Not Paying For The Costs Of Dealing With It.

Self-interest, To Be Sure, Is One Of The Most Important, But We Have Many Other Motives - Honesty, Self-respect, Altruism, Love, Sympathy, Faith, Sense Of Duty, Solidarity, Loyalty, Public-spiritedness, Patriotism, And So On - That Are Sometimes Even More Important Than Self-seeking As The Driver Of Our Behaviors.

History Is On The Side Of The Regulators.

95 Percent Of Economics Is Common Sense Made Complicated, And Even For The Remaining 5 Percent, The Essential Reasoning, If Not All The Technical Details, Can Be Explained In Plain Terms.

People Who Live In Poor Countries Have To Be Entrepreneurial Even Just To Survive.