Results for “markets in everything”

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1. "Cheap talk with multiple audiences": assorted theories of Mitch McConnell.

2. What does high status email look like?

3. What happened to the future?

4. Trading on a quick computer read of digitized information.

5. What are the chances of muni doomsday?

6. Preemptive markets in everything: BOA edition.

7. Follow Basel III, the euro, Switzerland, etc. on Twitter.

8. One skeptical view of Denisovans.

1. The culture that is California.

2. Markets in everything: doctor paid to diagnose fantasy jocks.

3. Avoid aesthetic disharmony.

4. The opera boom in China.

5. René Le Berre, RIP.

1. Spousenomics blog.

2. How is the counter-insurgency in Rio going?

3. 20 TED talks for foodies.

4. Markets in everything: gloves for texting.

5. How to interpret newspaper headlines.  I like this one: "JEFFERSON WRITES ‘DECLARATION,’ BUT BRITISH VOW ARMS BUILD-UP"

6. Can Hooters make it in Japan?

1. More culturally untranslateable expressions, some of them obscene.

2. Blog symposium on behavioral law and economics, with many notables.

3. Against overlordship.

4. Ireland markets in everything, boxer shorts edition.

5. Should men or women staff Saudi lingerie stores?

6. Do scientific effects shrink over time?

7. The Taiwanese explain Ireland (video).

8. Why are there so few great women chefs?  (Or are there?)

9. The wisdom of Garett Jones, on the status of science.

10. Why I don’t blog the “tax cut deal” very much.

11. More backlash against the arsenic paper.

1. Chinese skepticism on high-speed rail.

2. Keep your identity small.

3. Symposium on deficits and inequality, including yours truly.

4. The Great Washington Novel?  I vote for Vidal and Mailer.

5. Markets in everything: Greenland ice cubes.

6. Where are America's corner neighborhood pubs?

1. Very good post on Ireland.

2. Economists working at hi-tech firms.

3. Tuataras routinely live to 100, or longer.

4. Markets in everything: dealing with your health insurance paperwork.

5. A dispute over Peter Diamond's district.

6. The world's most powerful economist.

7. Via Ireland, a good argument for a King.

8. Chalmers Johnson has passed away.

9. David Nolan, founder of the Libertarian Party, has passed away; more here.

1. Markets in everything: gay coffins (seems vaguely offensive to me).  And here are some "gay Christmas trees."

2. Belizean Jewish rapper out of jail.

3. Photoessay on Quito.

4. Video killed the professor.

5. Crackdown on chess will save our cities.

6. Are AS people more likely to be atheists and agnostics?

7. How do people use their iPads?

1. Bryan Caplan, statistical theist?.  I sometimes say that the GMU blogging group is divided into theistic and atheistic thinkers, as we have several of both.

2. Tim Harford is switching to Twitter (don't tell Mario Rizzo).

3. Markets in everything?: pay for red lights to go green.

4. What is the main lesson of this short video?

5. Markets in everything: cell phone storage for high school students, liquidity premium exceeds carrying costs edition.

6. Liebowitz and Margolis on where the lock-in literature went wrong.

7. Walter Russell Mead on Obama.

1. God and country.

2. Markets in everything, Pee Wee Herman edition.

3. Markets in everything, Jeff Koons skin care products edition.

4. Theories about how the UK times paywall might work.

5. The seven most powerful new economists?

1. The market for islands is not clearing.

2. Why the Japanese like robots more.

3. The use of fractals in economics (pdf).

4. Selected Mandelbrot on video.

5. Markets in everything, unusual necklace edition.

6. Background paper on the economics of rare earths (pdf).

7. Five books about wrongness.

8. Was the GM bailout a mistake?

1. Europe according to France, a map.  There is more here.

2. 24 different English language accents (some have curse words)

3. Gramophone classical music picks for the year.

4. Markets in everything: credit card cosignatures, via Jodi Beggs.

5. Does China have a monopoly over rare earth minerals?

6. How an economist is governing Ecuador.

1. How good is Twitter at estimating the strengths of earthquakes?

2. Robin Hanson.

3. Markets in everything: DUI scooters.

4. Markets in everything: a waste of good lingerie (safe for work, actually).

5. Michael Cannon's theory of how to limit Medicare expenditures: "Larger vouchers would mean greater demand for medical care. Yet each producer group's incentive to lobby for a higher growth rate would be much less than their incentive to lobby to increase the prices Medicare pays them today."

1. Markets in everything, wildfire defense service.

2. How to get better Korean food.

3. Does the internet make you happier?

4. Melchior Palyi and other very early critiques of the bond rating agencies.

5. Economies of scope at the car wash.

6. Low-divorce jobs.

1. My tweet on GSEs.

2. Advertising markets in everything, and this one too.

3. Via Chris F. Masse, short video on where good ideas come from.

4. Space blog with good pictures.

5. Very informative new legal blog on securities markets, including some detailed posts on "going dark."

6. Choice blindness.

7. The job Larry Summers gave up.

1. Tyler Cowen and Tinkerbell, and another more optimistic take here, and more here.

2. Markets in everything, essays with bad grammar.

3. How much do we trust robots?

4. The Sion Gospels.

5. The political culture that is Haiti.

6. Decomposing the rise in Medicaid expenditures.