Vlad Tarko 🌐 🏗️ 🚀
@vladtarko
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Associate Professor in the Department of Political Economy and Moral Science at University of Arizona. https://t.co/09PbYLNCo6 My books: https://t.co/a5py7woDIX
Tucson, AZ
Joined November 2007
RT @AndrQuintas5: Can populism actually deliver on its promise to empower ordinary citizens? In our paper, @ccoyne1 and I explore this que…
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RT @PaulLew16394851: Fascinating book; terrific cover. Vincent Ostrom’s The Political Theory of the Compound Republic.
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RT @PaulLew16394851: Karen Vaughn: Building an Austrian Approach to Public Choice: The Independent Review: The Independent Institute https:…
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RT @diviacaroline: Whenever I hear people talk about Nash equilibria this is where my mind goes
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RT @EconPatrick: @pmarca Any law that leads to 27,278 new regulatory restrictions is bound to benefit large incumbents.
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The opportunities for entrepreneurship are greater than ever, but we're not teaching about it in schools.
I genuinely don't know what field to encourage my kids to study. Programming, law, accounting, I keep telling them about career options that were open to me, but a part of me feels sad as I do. Will any white collar paths let a young person add value in a decade?
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RT @sudoraohacker: @jasoncrawford Fast: Tamay Besiroglu, Ege Erdil, Erik Brynjolfsson Moderate: OECD and GS economist, Aghion Slow: Daro…
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RT @NobelPrize: "I learned not to take initial rejections as being permanent obstacles to moving ahead." When Elinor Ostrom applied for a…
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@JeanPFournier You can think a bit outside the box here, no need to centralize the regulatory state. Outsource regulation to non-profit certification. See the example of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. That's how industrial safety standards have been harmonized in the US.
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RT @JeanPFournier: Little anecdote about Canadian “internal trade barriers” from my time in Quebec’s ministry of Finance. 🧵
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@vladtarko @ATabarrok Recent talk here with more extensive argument.
My talk from Progress Conference 2024. Thanks to @rootsofprogress for recording this and hosting such a wonderful event.
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@elidourado I assume you've read Vollrath's Fully Grown? He says regulation explains only small part of growth decline, blames it on population aging and switch to services. Goldschlag & @ATabarrok's regulations and entrepreneurship paper same. Wonder why you disagree.
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RT @PaulLew16394851: This is a really useful collection of essays on Elinor Ostrom’s work, edited by @vladtarko and @jmelemke. Warmly r…
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RT @samrudha_surana: Letter from Solow to Buchanan (1995) where he argues that there is a science called macroeconomics, and he thinks it i…
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RT @BrankoMilan: Note that GDP does include "corruption" in its total. GDP is calculated from the expenditure or income sides. If the stat…
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Interesting that local version doesn't do this:
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RT @arpitrage: There are few people who would have predicted over the last decade that China would do so little political and institutional…
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