Scott Drylie
Scott Drylie is an Assistant Professor of Economics, Cost Analysis, and Acquisition Management at the Air Force Institute of Technology in Dayton, Ohio.
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A Government Shutdown Is Less Scary Than Dysfunction-As-Usual
Shutdowns get the spotlight, but the greater failure is Congress’s reliance on stopgap spending bills that cripple planning and invite waste.
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Slumming It: How Commerce Once Communed with Sin
“The miracle of the modern economy owes as much to the accidental playhouse of 1576 as to the intentional jurisprudence of 1625 and the late-to-the-game Glorious Revolution in 1689.” ~Scott Drylie
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Chris Rock Portrays the Tragicomedy of the Minimum Wage
“Much has improved in race relations since Martin Luther King. But the same cannot be said of the laws governing labor markets.” ~Scott Drylie
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The Search for Justice in the Case of the Milwaukee Bucks v. the Indiana Pacers
“The ongoing fracas exposes the difficulties of agreeing on what justice is. The case of Bucks v. Pacers is becoming a tale of the dangers of ill-defined property rights.” ~Scott Drylie
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A Government Shutdown Is Less Scary Than Dysfunction-As-Usual
Shutdowns get the spotlight, but the greater failure is Congress’s reliance on stopgap spending bills that cripple planning and invite waste.
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Slumming It: How Commerce Once Communed with Sin
“The miracle of the modern economy owes as much to the accidental playhouse of 1576 as to the intentional jurisprudence of 1625 and the late-to-the-game Glorious Revolution in 1689.” ~Scott Drylie
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Chris Rock Portrays the Tragicomedy of the Minimum Wage
“Much has improved in race relations since Martin Luther King. But the same cannot be said of the laws governing labor markets.” ~Scott Drylie
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The Search for Justice in the Case of the Milwaukee Bucks v. the Indiana Pacers
“The ongoing fracas exposes the difficulties of agreeing on what justice is. The case of Bucks v. Pacers is becoming a tale of the dangers of ill-defined property rights.” ~Scott Drylie