2. The economics of fairy tales.
3. The New Yorker reviews Peter Leeson.
5. Libraries in everything: lending out human beings.
by Tyler Cowen on September 2, 2009 at 4:01 pm in Web/Tech | Permalink
2. The economics of fairy tales.
3. The New Yorker reviews Peter Leeson.
5. Libraries in everything: lending out human beings.
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I like Pete’s book. And his supply and demand tattoo. As my friend put it, “He’s got guns and butter on one of his guns.”
*Modern Principles of Economics*, the combined book, is the sum of the Micro and Macro books, yes.
the fairy tales link was charming! thanks!
What’s the economic lesson from Stone Soup?
When everyone else thought or behaved as though
they thought the Emperor was splendidly attired
one little boy told the truth. Would a good portion
of present economic agony have been staved off
if at least a few of the influential and
powerful had cut to the actuality of things and
acted on it?
Uh oh.
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