
Thoughts on Political Economy and Other Things
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It’s the new TAITC! On the problem of free will, knowledge and akrasia.
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I became interested in a paradox: creative destruction in sports popularity.
Boxing was once widely watched, on broadcast television. Now, that’s not true. But in a way boxing has become more profitable, and is producing more value, by wi...
Had fun doing TAITC this week.
It’s better when transaction costs of some things are high.
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As it stands, it’s almost free to organize mas...
Some time ago, I wrote about how Adam Smith had saved my life. Rather, how division of labor had created an incredibly specialized procedure that immediately and dramatically turned my atrial fibrillation into a smooth sinous heartbeat, ess...
Wow. The most recent TAITC struck a nerve.
I always enjoy getting narcissistic asshats to protest “it’s not my fault! the world is against me!”
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Professor Political Science and Economics, Duke University
Half-economist, half-Political Scientist, half human
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