How to Get in the Financial Times

Bryan Caplan

By Bryan Caplan, Jan 24 2006

How economics is changing:

A few years ago, the Financial Times discussed my article on systematically biased beliefs about economics.

A few days ago, the Financial Times discussed my blog on the economics of dental hygiene.

From my latest essay For me, it is a bit difficult to credit the notion that insurance companies induce people to choose foot amputations over preventive visits to podiatrists. Even if the podiatrist visit is not covered by insurance, it would seem that an individual diabetic would have a fairly strong incentive to go...

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Giffen's Paradox of Health Care

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If you thought that Bush economics was an oxymoron before, wait until you read this morning's lead story in the Washington Post. President Bush will propose that Americans be allowed to take tax deductions on more of their out-of pocket medical expenses, as part of an initiative the White House believes will rein in s...

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How to Get in the Financial Times

Bryan Caplan

How economics is changing: A few years ago, the Financial Times discussed my article on systematically biased beliefs about economics. A few days ago, the Financial Times discussed my blog on the economics of dental hygiene.

How to Get in the Financial Times

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