Anti-Dismal

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Sunday, 23 November 2008

Last post

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Given the readerships statistics for Anti-Dismal, in short bloody awful,there is no point in continuing the blog. Demand does matter, a prod...
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Saturday, 22 November 2008

What do the new deal and world war II tell us about the prospects for a stimulus package?

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This is the title of a guest post by economic historian Price Fishback at Freakonomics . Fishback looks at the issue of whether the New Dea...
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Quote of the day

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Free trade, one of the greatest blessings which a government can confer on a people, is in almost every country unpopular. Thomas Babington ...
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Friday, 21 November 2008

Behavioural game theory

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This audio comes from VoxEU.org . In it Vincent Crawford of the University of California, San Diego talks to Romesh Vaitilingam about the r...
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Blog type

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Kiwiblog's type is here , The visible hand in economics's type is here , Greg Mankiw's blog type is here , Homepaddock's typ...
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Thursday, 20 November 2008

Interesting blog bits

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The visible hand in economics on A carbon tax? Not PC asks Should we worry about deflation? The Economic Logician asks Are democracies good ...

Productivity and wages

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Recently there has been discussion on a number of blog about productivity, here at Anti-Dismal I wrote this and this , at tvhe there was t...
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The business of business is business

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Here’s video of the November 3rd 2008 Economist Debate on “The Business of Business is Business.” (HT: Will Wilkinson )
Wednesday, 19 November 2008

More unproductive comment

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Steve Pierson on the Labour Part site The Standard has been talking about productivity again. He writes It’s exam season for high school s...
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Nightmare on Main Street

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Nicholas Bloom, assistant professor of economics at Stanford University, has an article on VoxEU.org on 2009 will be the nightmare on Main ...

Herding cats or governemnt under MMP

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Thanks to The Inquiring Mind for this cartoon:

Zimbabwe's inflation rate - update

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According to Steve H. Hanke's new Hyperinflation Index (HHIZ) at the Cato Institute, Zimbabwe's annual inflation is 89.7 sextillion ...
Tuesday, 18 November 2008

EconTalk this week

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George Selgin of West Virginia University talks with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about free banking, where government treats banks as no di...

Steve Horwitz interview

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The St. Lawrence University communications staff recently sat down with their professor of economics, Steve Horwitz, for a podcast interview...

Incentives matter: sperm file

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Daniel Hamermesh at the Freakonomics blog points out There’s a shortage of sperm in Britain! Apparently, Britain needs donations for about ...
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Unproductive comment

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Steve Pierson over at the Labour Party site, The Standard , has been writing on productivity , and again he is largely wrong. Pierson writes...
Monday, 17 November 2008

Two very dangerous words

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Mark J. Perry blogs at Carpe Diem on Two Very Dangerous Words: "Fair" and "Fairness" . He writes, In "The Armchair...
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The Obama economic transition team

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I have The Inquiring Mind to thank for this link to Willem Buiter's discussion of Barack Obama’s Transition Economic Advisory Board. A...
Sunday, 16 November 2008

National/Act deal

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Kiwiblog gives details here . The actual agreement is here in pdf form. Save the Humans comments here . The Standard comments here . No Rig...

Arnold Kling lectures us

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... on macroeconomics. His lecture can be found on the EconLog bog. Lecture 1 is here , 2 here , 3 here , 4 here , 5 here and 6 here . En...
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