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Movies of the 1970s
Claude and I remember the movies of the 1970s. If you are old enough, see how many you can recall before you read the lecture.
The Window
The Seventies — The Movies
Opening: The Auction
In May of 1970, in a temporary structu...
The 1970s economy
I let Claude write this lecture, although I could have provided the same story from my own memories. I was in Washington as a research assistant in 1975-76, as economists used unreliable macroeconometric models to try to predict the results...
Nixon’s downfall
A couple of personal notes. As the Ervin committee was getting going, I was in Washington, DC, as an unpaid intern in the office of Senator Hubert Humphrey. Having lost in 1968 to Nixon, Humphrey ran for the Senate and won. I was assigned t...
Polanyi Knowledge and AI
Tyler Cowen writes,
The Solow model has its uses, but it fails when it comes to major changes stemming from AI. Consider instead an economy with (at least) two factors of production:
1. Intelligence. Yes, formal smarts. Playing che...
President Nixon’s First Term
Continuing the lecture series on 20th century American history. Again, I did the shaping of the lecture, and Claude did the writing.
The Operator
The Sixties — Lecture Six: Nixon
Opening: The Copier
Late in the autumn of 196...
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Arnold Kling earned his Ph.D in economics from MIT in 1980. He worked at the Fed and later at Freddie Mac. In 1994, he started one of the first businesses on the Web, selling it in 1999. He writes at arnoldkling.substack.com
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