Saturday, 6 July 2013
Convincing
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Tyler asks, " What is the most ridiculous thing someone has ever tried to convince you of? " It's rather more fun to ask, ...
Friday, 5 July 2013
I don't know who you are, but I like what you're doing!
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Via a tweet from the Productivity Commission , I find a new NZ economics blog! I don't know who Donal is, but he's doing good work. ...
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Pick the separating equilibrium
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College degrees vary pretty greatly in expected post-tertiary earnings. Some provide a lot of ephemeral benefits, others provide higher earn...
Underlying factors
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Three more for the "underlying factors cause most observed correlations" files. Item the first: Limited numerical ability predi...
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Thursday, 4 July 2013
Limit fast food outlets?
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Should we blame fast food outlets for obesity? Canterbury student Alice Robertson thinks so . The University's press release on her in...
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A simple argument in favour of polygamy
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Will Wilkinson and Scott Adams provide nice arguments in favour of legalising polygamy. Wilkinson draws a rather useful parallel with dr...
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Tuesday, 2 July 2013
Efficient etiquette
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Rules of etiquette often seem designed to be inefficient. The point of the European "tines down" fork rule seems to be to hobble t...
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