Meanderings of an Eccentric Economist
Tarnell BrownClassical liberalism with a saucy twist
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Tarnell Brown is an independent economist and policy analyst studying how institutions shape outcomes for disadvantaged groups, emphasizing incentive‑compatible reforms that raise the cost of discrimination while tracking real capabilities.
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