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Expanding on Pos-Norming and the Division of Labor
I get the opportunity to delightfully discuss my previous post here with Kurtis Hingl and Daniel Garner of OGRose.
We also discuss Kurtis article on the prestige vs. testability tradeoff in science, and Daniel’s discussion of Capital as a...
The Orthodox Social Thought of S.L. Frank
I spoke with Dylan Pahman, the president and founder of the Nicholas Cabasilas Institute and my friend Shari Suter.
We spoke about Semyon Lyudvigovich Frank, an under-appreciated but luminous Orthodox social thinker from the early twentiet...
Pos-Norming and the Division of Labor
Five and a half years ago, I recorded a conversation while using a terrible microphone.1 I think it’s worth the suffering though.
Alshamy and I interview our professor Dan Klein on the use of the positive-normative distinction in economics...
CFP: A Revolution in Human Reality
I had the pleasure of collaborating with Daniel Garner of OGRose. As I mention in our discussion, OGRose is the home of perhaps one of the most CFP families of all time. To become more familiar with CFP, OGRose, and to train yourself in dis...
The Economics of Childcare
I interview Anna Claire Flowers on her recent dissertation on the economics of childcare. Featuring Guy Flowers.
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Abstract: This dissertation explores the underlying causes of dysfunction in the child care market. Child care is often...
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Assistant Professor of Economics at Eastern University | Econ History, Lord of the Rings, Economics of Religion, Adam Smith | ☦️ Research Fellow at the Nicholas Cabasilas Institute
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