Michael D. Thomas
Michael D. Thomas
Michael D. Thomas is an associate professor in the Economics and Finance Department at Creighton University. He earned a Ph.D. in economics from George Mason University. Before joining Creighton University he was at Utah State University for five years, and was previously a fellow at the History of Political Economy Center at Duke University. Prof. Thomas’s research focuses on public choice, taxation, and history of economic thought.
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{content}On Liberalism
In Defense of Freedom
Mission Economy
A Moonshot Guide to Changing Capitalism
Meaningful Economics
Making the Science of Prosperity More Human
A More Humane Altruism
Effective Altruism Meets Humanomics
Living Better Together
Social Relations and Economic Governance in the Work of Ostrom and Zelizer
Markets against Modernity
Ecological Irrationality, Public, and Private
The Rise of the Regulatory State
Institutional Entrepreneurship and the Decline of Markets for Blood
Inside Job
How Government Insiders Subvert the Public Interest
Taxes on Unhealthy Food Are Ineffective and Hurt the Poor
Over the past decade or so, paternalistic objections to fat, sugar, and...
Income-Expenditure Elasticities of Less-Healthy Consumption Goods
Growing American waistlines are stressing public health...
