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December 05 2008

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guan
20:13
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01:50

Fiscal Policy Puzzles

Greg Mankiw's Blog

As a student of Alan Blinder, Larry Summers, and Stanley Fischer, I was trained to view the short-run effects of fiscal policy through the lens of Keynesian macroeconomic theory. I am sure that many of the economists in the new Obama administration share that intellectual framework. After all, they are being drawn from my teachers (Larry Summers), my fellow students (Christina Romer), and my...

December 01 2008

guan
05:03

Price Discrimination Is Good, Part I

TRUTH ON THE MARKET

Price discrimination involves a firm taking advantage of different elasticities of demand for the same goods by charging different prices
relative to marginal cost.  Price discrimination is ubiquitous in our economy but remains a four letter word in policy and regulation circles.   We observe price discrimination in all sorts of product markets, from small and large firms, and in marketing...

November 30 2008

guan
21:22

User Interface of the Week

Daring Fireball

Some Windows utility for batch renaming files. Not a joke.

guan
13:42

The Cassandra Hunt

Marginal Revolution

Kevin Drum comments, here is Brad DeLong, and Matt Yglesias, and Arnold Kling; they make good points all around.  There aren't nearly as many Cassandras as you think, once you require more of a person than "having called" the housing bubble.  A simple question is what financial stocks a person had shorted as of, say, November 2007, or for that matter July 2007, and no "my wife wouldn't let me" ...

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guan
21:27

Better Dead Than Red, I Say

Daring Fireball

Speaking of BlackBerry Storm reviews, this is a strange passage from Rosemary Hattersley and Mark Hattersley’s BlackBerry Storm review for Macworld:

And while we’re on the subject of welcome features that users are clamoring for, let’s not overlook (cue fanfare) cut-and-paste. BlackBerry has shown Apple how it’s done, by using the same multi-touch technology used in the iPhone 3G. Here’s...

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