When I taught a Masters course in macroeconomics at San Jose State University in the winter of 2009, one of my students was Drew Benson. He went on to found his own financial management firm.
On June 18, he interviewed me about COVID, lockdowns, decentralized information, behavioral economics, and nudge units.
Here’s the link.
Aug 11 2024
California School Punishes First-Grader for a Drawing, Sparking Federal Lawsuit by Patrick McDonald, Reason, August 9, 2024. Excerpt: In March 2021, the elementary school student, referenced in legal filings as "B.B.," drew a sketch depicting several individuals of different races, representing "three classmates...
Aug 11 2024
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Aug 9 2024
When I taught a Masters course in macroeconomics at San Jose State University in the winter of 2009, one of my students was Drew Benson. He went on to found his own financial management firm. On June 18, he interviewed me about COVID, lockdowns, decentralized information, behavioral economics, and nudge units. He...
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Junio
Aug 10 2024 at 5:43am
Nice interview.
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