Max Gulker, Author at The Property Chronicle

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About Max Gulker

Max Gulker is an economist and writer who joined AIER in 2015. His research focuses on two main areas: policy and technology. On the policy side, Gulker looks at how issues like poverty and access to education can be addressed with voluntary, decentralized approaches that don’t interfere with free markets.

Golden Oldie

The myth of voting with one’s wallet

by Max Gulker | Apr 26, 2023

Originally published September 2020. Do Americans “vote with their wallets?” This near-ubiquitous cliche seems at first to pass the test of common sense. Why wouldn’t people vote...

The Economist

Reflections on the Economic Value of Life

by Max Gulker | Apr 27, 2020

For most of human history matters of life and death lay almost entirely outside the material world. Saving a life at any cost feels to most of us like a moral imperative, but the...

About Max Gulker

Golden Oldie

The myth of voting with one’s wallet

The Economist

Reflections on the Economic Value of Life

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