Results for “markets in everything”

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1. Rural Mayans on the "trolley problem."

2. Arnold Kling on the Johnson and Kwak book (send me a review copy!).  And here is Arnold on liberals and libertarians.

3. Markets in everything and here the Gnome-be-Gone.

4. A good point about Afghanistan.

5. Love motels in Taiwan.

1. Markets in everything: politically incorrect chess sets, such as "Chasidim vs. Franciscans."

2. Google, World Development Indicators.

3. Jetpack for $86,000.

4. George Selgin on central banks.

5. Dan Ariely's new book.

6. Bet real money on movies.

7. Republicans study game theory.

8. New NY bill would ban salt in restaurant food.

1. Markets in everything.

2. U.S. Memory Championship.

3. The MIT symposium on sports economics.

4. Ethnic mixes and divorce rates.

5. The real risk of driving a Toyota.

6. Best post so far on game theory and the health care votes to come.

1. Rortybomb evaluates financial innovation.

2. Markets in everything: abandoned missile sites for sale.

3. Jamie Whyte: Would fewer voters make for better voters?

4. Haiti's top reconstruction official owns the country's only domestic source of ready-mixed concrete.

5. Markets in everything (the image is safe for work, though not the concept).

1. Why are gamblers hard to study?

2. Islamic derivatives.

3. "In defense of much, but not all, financial innovation"; a very good new paper by Bob Litan.  See pp.3-4 for a summary or here is the executive summary.

4. What does it cost to create a new job?

5. Markets in everything: cremation that looks good.  This is one of my favorite recent articles.

6. Cartoons from the financial crisis of 1720.

1. How to discount lives.

2. Why do European banks hold so much Greek debt?

3. Is LA the best place to eat in the world right now?

4. Self-deception requires vagueness.

5. Positive review of the new Thomas Sowell book; maybe someday UPS will resume shipments to my home.

6. Markets in everything, Angela Merkel edition.

7. Ocean acidification update.

8. What Greg Mankiw wants.

1. David Henderson reviews the new Thomas Sowell book.

2. Markets in everything: the lamp you are supposed to break, for $800.

3. Redesign Valentine's Day.

4. More on the optimistic scenario for Haiti.

5. South Korean robot performs in a play.

1. Why is the liberal movement in Brazil so weak?

2. Amazon vs. Macmillan, the best economic analysis so far.

3. The maze-solving oil drop.

4. Haiti's progress before the quake.

5. Chile markets in everything, Star Wars edition.

1. Should Bernanke be reappointed?, a symposium, including yours truly and others.

2. Markets in everything egads.

3. The zero-rupee note.

4. Via Leonardo Monasterio, stylized facts about cities.

5. Weight-loss cutlery edition.

6. Invasion of the European economists.

7. The Onion on Haiti.

1. Markets in everything: "Miracle on Hudson" plane is for sale.

2. Early risers are more proactive.

3. Another song about Paul Krugman.

4. Michael Clemens on Haiti and immigration.

5. How is Iceland changing?

1. The cognitive infiltration of extremist groups; is it you, Alex?

2. What are the facts about China's exports?

3. When wealth doesn't matter for height.

4. Interview with Eugene Volokh.

5. The typecasting of professors.

6. Zombie warnings.

7. Letter from a Birmingham Jail.

8. "Economics is…"

9. Markets in everything: cruises to Haiti still going on.

1. Is Somali pirate cash causing a Kenyan property boom?

2. What is the hardest language?

3. Markets in everything: how hackers check their work on viruses.

4. Has the anti-foreclosure program done more harm than good?

5. National and cultural differences in cell phone usage.

6. How economists manage their money (and lives).

7. Twitter as eternal plumbing.

1. Evidence for recalculation theories.

2. Markets in everything, "pour chiens."

3. Recessions breed future redistributionists.

4. On Twitter, crime_economist.

5. Twenty things that happen in one minute.

1. The high IQs of dyslexics.

2. What determines how well you keep resolutions?

3. Which are the most remote places on earth?  A map.

4. Non-reversing mirrors.

5. Markets in everything: chemotherapy cooking classes.

6. Was Jesus wealthy?

1. Appreciative thinking, an underexplored virtue.

2. Markets in everything, wet nurse Baumol cost disease edition.

3. The transformation of Chile into a developed nation.

4. Proof that intercourse is special.

5. What do people steal from bookstores?

6. Dixit's appreciation of Paul Samuelson.