Please, see it for yourselves:
http://www.princeton.edu/~dixitak/home/Elaine.pdf
more→As an economist I believe in technology as a mean to increase productivity.
Blogaboutnothing.net is expanding its horizon to the Twitter world through http://twitter.com/tweetabtnothing. This will allow me to be more productive in the blogging business!
Tweets will appear in the blog, but don’t be scared about your mailboxes filling up – you won’t receive [...]
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These New Yorkean couples decided to marry together in the same place using the same limo the same day…
These guys really know about economics.
more→… you should watch the movie!
As the narrator says: “The magnificent book of humanity is now a film!”. Here is the trailer:
PS: Based on a true story…
more→Happy new year everybody! Here is what we all were expecting: Jib Jab’s review of 2009… enjoy!
more→Some marketing strategies for the big of hamburgers…
more→The kind of things you can learn in the Internet nowadays…
http://www.autoblog.com/2009/09/03/dany-bahar-appointed-as-new-lotus-ceo/
more→President Chavez urged Venezuelans to take 3 minutes showers about three weeks ago. He even said he usually does so and he “doesn’t stink”.
I actually found a good guide for him to reduce his timing in shower. It involves a bit of research, as Kramer did once:
If you want to laugh a bit [...]
more→The names people have are endogenous: A new study in Germany shows evidence of teachers discriminating their students based on their name! You can access the study here.
Is this result very strong? Well, I don’t know. But one possibility is that are certain names more predominant among wealthier sectors of society, which usually [...]
more→Since we are approaching to Yom Kippur, the day of forgiveness according to Jewish faith, here comes an article that does that analysis from an economic point of view…
http://www.physorg.com/news172771680.html
Thanks to Cesar for the link!
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