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Archives for June 2010
Economics would be hard...if it worked.
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8:14 AM
Wow. Kartik Athreya, researcher at the Richmond Fed, set off a blogging conflagration the likes of which I haven't seen since George Wil...
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Economics
Health Care and the Debt-pocalypse
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12:38 PM
More and more, one single truth about America's national debt is becoming clear: If we don't want an unsustainable increase in our d...
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Debt
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Economics
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Health Care
Country profiling for immigrants is a GREAT idea
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9:29 AM
In this article in MacLean's , Charlie Gillis worries that Canada is engaging in too much "country profiling" in its immigrati...
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Behavioral political economy
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8:42 AM
Superhero economist Paul Krug-man, and his favorite sidekick J. Bradford, are hopping mad over the turn toward fiscal austerity in European ...
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Economics
A quick, clean intellectual shower in the cold, pure waters of discredited bullshit
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12:56 PM
Albert Einstein claimed that "God does not play dice" with the interactions of subatomic particles. Actually, as it turned out, He...
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Hamas is OK, You're OK
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6:58 PM
When I was seven, my dad taught me about the Viet Cong. Although they were very brutal, he said - torture, murdering civilians, terrorism, a...
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