It's the best movie we're likely to get this year. It also has plenty of social science, including "the costs of cooperation," and zero marginal product labor.
*Winter’s Bone*
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It’s a fine movie. It was filmed in Missouri and received the benefit of Missouri’s 35% tax credit program, as did “Up in the Air.” I’ve discussed some aspects of it on my blog, Ozarks Law & Economy.
The book is really good. Quick read.
Tyler, Tyler, Tyler. Don’t tell us that you watch movies with economics in mind. Enjoy, dear doctor.
I wonder, *why* was Winter’s Bone so good. What circumstances must come together to produce a surprise Oscar nominee? Or is it all just random?
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