There is a new one, find it here. The writers include David Leonhardt and Catherine Rampell. Hat tip to Tim Harford.
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Nice, thanks for the heads-up.
The more economics blogs there are, the worse the economic goods gets.
Are economic blogs like diet books — read by people who need them, but don’t apply them?
Why didn’t they just join Freakonomics? I mean, I don’t see the difference in scope.
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Everything is decided by the market instead of any single human being’s personal feeling.
But opportunity and efforts are same important on the way to yr goal.
Like the aion gold performance in the market.
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