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bljl520
(62)
Jobs for the girls

Economic growth may be the best means to liberate women MAN may labour from sun to sun, but a woman's work is never done, says the old proverb. To add insult to injury, she gets less out of her...

Started by bljl520 (62) • 3 years ago • 0 responses
Tags: jobs, tags, women

sndcain36
(2644)
Obama's fear mongering is hurting America

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123457303244386495.html Obama has been using fear tactics to get his way since he started campaigning, and he's still doing it, and it's driving the country's...

Started by sndcain36 (2644) in usa • 8 responses • Last response by sndcain36 (2644) • 10 months ago
Tags: 0bama, bad policies, fear, mongering
 

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Angry Bear
(0)
What Dubner and Levitt couldn't do in four years...

Brad DeLong does in less than a weekend. He is as enchanted as Robert was*:My personal favorite is a giant parasol 18,000 miles in diameter at L1 to absorb and then reradiate a chunk of sunlight in...

Started in Angry Bear • 1 month ago • 0 responses
Tags: global warming, research, brad delong, popular culture, bad economics

Angry Bear
(0)
Coming Soon from Major Economists Near You

Pete Davis, Mark Thoma (who at least has the decency to phrase it in the form of a question), N. Gregory Mankiw, and Brad DeLong explain why there should not be any penalties against providers of...

Started in Angry Bear • 3 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: 21st century economic philosophy, mark thoma, brad delong, mankiw, bad economics

Angry Bear
(0)
A/l/a/n/ C/a/r/u/b/a/ Milt Shook Explains It All

Ken Houghton notes the obvious corollary to Bruce Webb's post on the 1st: if you don't "read the bill," the obstructionists will lie about it. UPDATE: And now corrects his misreading (see Bruce's...

Started in Angry Bear • 4 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: 21st century economic philosophy, health care reform, bad economics

Angry Bear
(0)
Alan Caruba Explains It All

That this post is even necessary is saddening. And that he has to point out fundamentals such as[Annual Limitation] is on how much a patient will have to pay, not a limit on the health care the...

Started in Angry Bear • 4 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: 21st century economic philosophy, health care reform, bad economics

Angry Bear
(0)
Can the U.S. Government do anything right?

Robert WaldmannI hate to type that headline given the health care reform debate, but I am alarmed by Karen DeYoung's article in the Washington Post about new efforts to get Afghans to stop producing...

Started in Angry Bear • 4 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: afghanistan, bad economics, agriculture

Good Math, Bad Math
(1)
Bad Healthcare Cost Models Produce Silly Results (anyone surprised?)

This morning, my good friend Orac sent me a link to an interesting piece of bad math. Orac is the guy who really motivated me to start blogging; I jokingly call him my blogfather. He's also a...

Started in Good Math, Bad Math • 5 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: bad economics

Angry Bear
(0)
Swimming in the Shallow Part of the Gene Pool

Curv3ball at The Poor Man warms the cockles of this Northeast Philadelphia native's heart.Go Read the Whole Thing.Gary Becker must be rolling over in his grave.

Started in Angry Bear • 5 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: bad economics, discrimination

Angry Bear
(0)
It Looks Like a Great House. Why Does the Basement Always Flood?

Come on, guys, somebody take it to the Next Step.Matt Y comes closer than anyone else to getting to the truth of the problem with Macroeconomics. Following Justin FoxSteven Levitt's summary, Matt...

Started in Angry Bear • 6 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: rational expectations, 21st century economic philosophy, macroeconomic theory, bad economics

Angry Bear
(0)
I Remember When Mankiw was still a Neo-Keynesian

Cassander, writing at Steve Keen's Debtwatch,* puts the hammer to those arguing that the death of the patient had nothing to do with the doctor:What a load of bollocks.The "principles of economics"...

Started in Angry Bear • 7 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: economic ideology, 21st century economic philosophy, mankiw, nyt, bad economics

Angry Bear
(0)
I Do Not Think "Tool" Means What You Think It Does

Dear Brad,Do you want to reconsider the title of this post in the context of this article?An examination of Mr. Geithner’s five years as president of the New York Fed, an era of unbridled and...

Started in Angry Bear • 8 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: risk management, regulation, solvency crisis, principal-agent problem, bad economics
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