Here are the links to the lists, again courtesy of the awesome Rex Sorgatz. Last year this link cost me a good $200. Rex adds more to the list as the links pop up, so do revisit the site periodically. Oddly I can’t get this link to work on every computer or browser, I am not sure why not. Thanks to Jason Kottke for the pointer.
I’m especially pleased with the Top Gay Cars, especially the Top Lesbian Moving Van.
I assumed it was $200 in bandwidth from all the hits he got.
Thanks for the link!
“Oddly I can’t get this link to work on every computer or browser”
That’s weird, I’ve never heard that before. Can you tell me what browser fails? Thanks!
Tyler, love the link but I was quite disappointed there was no list for the top econ books of 2007. loved Caplan’s “myth of the rational voter” and Ian Ayres’ “super crunchers” but i think all us loyal MR readers would enjoy your list of 10 to 20 economics books of 2007. as a college student i am struggling to think of gifts other than contributions to a Roth IRA and I’d like to know your thoughts on worthwhile reads.
P.S. You should definitely recommend Super Crunchers as it is not only a great read as Ian Ayres and Orley Ashenfelter (prominent economics professor) respond to readers’ questions quickly and provide insightful questions to any issues you may have.
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