Alex Tabarrok
Economist and co-author of Marginal Revolution
Professor of economics at George Mason University who co-writes the Marginal Revolution blog with Tyler Cowen.
Key arguments & positions
- Writes about how regulation and incentives shape innovation, including examples of regulatory capture.
Accomplishments
- Professor of economics at George Mason University and Bartley J. Madden Chair at the Mercatus Center.
- Co-founder, with Tyler Cowen, of the Marginal Revolution blog and Marginal Revolution University.
- Co-author of the textbook Modern Principles of Economics.
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