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Kids Prefer Cheese

Michael C. Munger, Angus

Thoughts on Political Economy and Other Things

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Some unpleasant pigskin arithmetic

So, very roughly speaking, NFL total revenues are double those of the NBA. And approximately, both leagues split revenues 50/50 with the players. However NFL rosters are (again, approximately) 4 times bigger than NBA rosters.

So, a theore...

14 days ago
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Humility + Tolerance = Liberalism

This is pretty hard going, because…well, Hegel happened, for one thing.

But it was fun to talk to Russ, in particular about the romance that public choice is without….

Econtalk

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14 days ago
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Great song, bad economics

Me and Mrs. Angus went with some friends to see American Aquarium last night. Kind of like if John Prine fronted the J. Geils band! Great show, but the very first song unleashed some questionable economics:

”How are folks like us suppos...

21 days ago
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Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Brisket

Behold, people! The US’s greatest achievements in order no less:

  • Texas barbecue

  • The Federalist Papers

  • Electric guitar

  • Bourbon

  • Blues

  • Basketball

  • Jazz

  • Blue jeans

  • Cheeseburgers

  • Air conditioning...

24 days ago
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AI Doom Week

From the EYM, Kevin Munger, on his blog “Never Met a Science”:

The Metaphysics of the New Theism.

So this was the week that AI Doom broke containment, where everyone started talking about human extinction, and also talking about whethe...

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    Professor Political Science and Economics, Duke University

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    Half-economist, half-Political Scientist, half human

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