Michael Giberson
Michael Giberson is an economist now retired from Texas Tech University. He was previously on the faculty of Texas Tech's Rawls College of Business, where he taught U.S. energy policy and regulation, energy economics, and business economics. He has also worked at Potomac Economics, George Mason University, and the Argonne National Laboratory.
Michael received his bachelor's from Texas Tech University and his master's and Ph.D. in economics from George Mason University.
Michael Giberson
Apr 22, 2025
A major winter storm across northern New York State in January 1998 snapped power lines and left thousands without electricity, as temperatures plunged. In the small town of Chazy, just south of the Canadian border, a local hardware store stepped up. Chazy Hardware had just one generator on hand, but it managed to locate 54 ... New York’s Failed Economic Case for Price-Gouging Enforcement
