Posted by Unknown | 3:56 PM

I always find it interesting that criticisms of economics education focus more on the graduate side than the undergrad. Consider this broads...

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Posted by Unknown | 11:59 PM

1. The Economist is a "classical liberal" publication. The Economist understands that America needs more, not less, government s...

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Posted by Unknown | 10:14 AM

Matt Yglesias sees the American right retreating from intellectual/empirical attacks on progressive taxation, and falling back on moral att...

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Posted by Unknown | 3:05 PM

Some people I've talked to are of the opinion that I've been too harsh on Steven Landsburg . They say that I've been too harsh b...

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Posted by Unknown | 8:41 PM

Steven Landsburg thinks he has come up with a proof that taxation of the "idle rich" is impossible : [The extremely rich] Mr. Kend...

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Posted by Unknown | 11:09 AM

I'm a little late in getting to it, but Matt Yglesias has a great post about America's human capital stagnation : [T]hroughout our h...

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Posted by Unknown | 11:10 PM

  Will Wilkinson is normally one of the calm voices of reason in the political-econ blogosphere. But when liberals complain about inequality...

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Posted by Unknown | 1:29 AM

Except for showing off my knowledge of Latin, I have nothing to add to the following four items. Rochelle Edge and Refet Gurkaynak on the f...

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Posted by Unknown | 12:01 PM

Raghuram Rajan is at it again, taxing my powers of alliteration. His latest column in Project Syndicate contains what seems to be to be an ...

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