Facts & other stubborn things
Saturday, August 18, 2012

The difference between Keynes and Hayek

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Ge ne Callahan and Jonathan Catalan have weighed in. Gene agrees with me that the real difference is in the way they thought about interes...
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Friday, August 17, 2012

Ummm... how about speaking for yourself, Judge?

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""Those of us who really yearn for a return to first principles, the natural law, the Constitution, a government that only has pow...
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Tesla Museum

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People are raising money to buy the land for it at Tesla's old laboratory. Much of my funds have recently been tied up to purchase an...

Article submitted!

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To Notes and Records of the Royal Society , a history of science journal published by the Royal Society, with a strong focus on the Royal So...
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Brennan on Bastiat and Keynes

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Jason Brennan makes an interesting - although I think ultimately wrong - argument about Bastiat and Keynes. He writes: " Bastiat dem...
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My reading has been sluggish, but I just finished a good one

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Founding Choices , an NBER volume on economic policymaking in the 1790s. I especially appreciated the chapters on monetary policy and on sta...
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Catalan on Inequality

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I missed that Jonathan had already talked about the Hagopian and Ohanian inequality article I discussed yesterday in my Cochrane post. The...
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Thursday, August 16, 2012

Why is Cochrane so excited about this inequality study?

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Here . It's called "The Mismeasure of Inequality", but it doesn't live up to it's name, nor does it live up to John ...
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Quote of the day: Mario Rizzo

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On signing the list of economists for Romney's economic plan: " I interpreted signing as restricted to economic policy issues. T...
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Wednesday, August 15, 2012

Always dig around in your data

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I am much more excited about this restricted Dept. of Education data than I was when we first applied for it. I had no idea it had monthly l...
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