Economic policies command bipartisan support only when they're incoherent.

It is something of a miracle that individual selfish decisions (in a market economy) must lead to a collectively efficient outcome.

A well-known mathematician once told me that the great thing about liking both math and sex was that he could do either one while thinking about the other.

Economic policies command bipartisan support only when they're incoherent.

Most of economics can be summarized in four words: 'People respond to incentives.' The rest is commentary.