A mere Youngling yes, she has just completed the 7th grade, but she will not be under-appreciated for long. She has just won the “Picture is Worth a Thousand Words” contest at the Illinois Council of Economics Education. Her work may well be the most significant advance on the subject of specialization since von Mises. There is too much here that trying to excerpt from it would not do it justice so you should read the whole thing.
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October 31, 2009 at 1:23 pm
Bob Murphy
The real Tyler wouldn’t compliment von Mises. This must be a forgery.