Wednesday assorted links

by Tyler Cowen February 24, 2016 at 12:09 pm

1. MIE: clothes designed especially for wheelchair users.

2. The market-facilitating role of the Roman state.

3. Martin Gurri and Scott Adams as early understanders of the Trump phenomenon. And using “The Apprentice” to teach a managerial economics class.

4. Canadian Jeopardy protectionism — are anti-spam laws to blame?

5. Time series that move through X-Y space.

6. Does the Caribbean have an economic future?

7. “At the moment, the stress in the financial sector has a clear cause: the energy debt held by banks.“