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Behavioral Economics
David Brooks is not up to them. Shock me, shock me.
David Brooks is not up to them. Shock me, shock me.
Sep 14 2008
Mark Thoma writes, if someone without a life-preserver who is struggling in the water grabs someone who is wearing one, and in the process takes them both down, that doesn't mean that the life-preserver failed to do its job. What he means by this metaphor is that the unregulated Wall Street firms created the housing ...
Sep 13 2008
At lunch, Nick Schulz asked me what Robert Hall is known for. I said that Hall changed my view of macroeconomics. Even today, Hall's work influences how I think about global warming. So pull up a chair, grab a cup of your favorite beverage, and let me reminisce.Greg Mankiw has an essay called The Scientist and the E...
Sep 13 2008
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Jeff
Sep 14 2008 at 6:11pm
Hehe.
That was fun.
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