Sunday, October 18, 2009
A Big Surprise: Bhagwati Defends Free Market Economics
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Jagdish Bhagwati is a poster child for multiple intelligences. He is famous for having manipulated the equations of neoclassical trade theo...
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Reporters Don’t Need to Know Arithmetic....
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to get a job at the New York Times . In an article about broadband adoption , after a reference to Finland’s promise to extend 100 Mbps ser...
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Saturday, October 17, 2009
Pension Fund Fraud: The Wall Street Journal vs. Unions
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The Wall Street Journal posted a story about Orange County's pension fund, gloating that it outperformed the supposedly union dominated ...
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Ideologically Loaded Rhetoric of Mainstream Economics
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A half-century ago, John Kenneth Galbraith had a marvelous description of the shaping of language regarding crises. Galbraith, John Kenneth....
Friday, October 16, 2009
Did Lawrence Kudlow Say That President Obama is Doing a Great Job?
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No - this quote : I have long believed that stock markets are the best barometer of the health, wealth and security of a nation. And today...
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Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Senator Snowe on the Public Option
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Eric Zimmerman watches MSNBC's Morning Joe so we don’t have to: "The public option would be problematic," Snowe told MSNBC...
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God turns 100
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Today is 100th anniversary of the birth of Art Tatum, who was certainly the best jazz pianist to ever walk the earth. I lifted the title fro...
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Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Books vs Articles: The Flaying of Elinor Ostrom
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I am not going to link to the obnoxious economicsjobmarketrumor blog, where lots of grad students supposedly seeking jobs have been savagely...
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Monday, October 12, 2009
Child Labor Through the Strange Filter of Orthodox Economics
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There is much to endorse in the innards of the argument made by Matthias Doepke and Fabrizio Zilibotti in their recent post on Vox EU . Yes...
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Prediction Markets Again Utterly Fail To Predict Econ Nobel
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I made a lot of predictions about the Econ Nobel (noticed Williamson and said environmental, which Ostrom is, at least partly). However, one...
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Neoconservative Idiocy: How An Unconstrained Lust for Profit and Power Implodes
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I can understand the attraction of an unconstrained lust for profit and power, but I am puzzled by the stupidity of its practitioners. I...
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Well, He Did Say It Was A Caricature...
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by the Sandwichman Paul Krugman: There was an old tradition of economics that focused on the origins and nature of economic institutions. Th...
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A Most Excellent Pair of Nobels
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Bravo to the Swedes for selecting Oliver Williamson and Elinor Ostrom as econ Nobellers. (Nobellians? Nobelistas?) Williamson was on ever...
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Saturday, October 10, 2009
Really Bad Journalism About Europe
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When I was a little kid I liked the picture puzzles that asked you to find all the mistakes—the dog with three ears, the plant growing upsid...
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Friday, October 9, 2009
The Obama Peace Prize
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There is much that Obama is doing that is not particularly peaceful. However, I think that the strongest argument for him deserving it is i...
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