…in 4 short essays that sum up the knowns and the unknows. Among other top researchers in the field, these essays contain the opinions of Daron Acemoglu, Francis Fukuyama and Douglas North.
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Econlinks today
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An older, but still very actual interview with Charles Plott on the value of experimental methods in Economics
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S. Pellegrino’s World’s 50 Best Restaurants for 2008. I plan to try number 10 (Noma, Copenhagen, the only Danish restaurant on the list) this year.
Despre timpul liber…
… in editia de maine a Cotidianului. Doar daca gasiti putin timp liber sa cititi, bineinteles :-).
PS. Spatiul de 5000 de semne alocat nu a permis un tratament mai amplu, dar sunt bineinteles deschis comentariilor/ completarilor/ intrebarilor etc.
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An article in the Economist on the Nordic Labour market and the Vikings’ desperate plea for skilled labour. Here’s my two cents: reform your bloody tax system and highly qualified people will flood you.
Populist “economics” at its best
I’ve heard a lot of economics nonsense coming from Hillary Clinton’s camp in the current US presidential campaign, but this might well qualify as the apogee so far (how much nonsense can you utter in a few given minutes…).
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