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Connections

Connections

http://anand-rao.com

Musings on system dynamics, agents, business design, financial crisis, and behavioral economics.

China Economics Blog

China Economics Blog

http://china-economics-blog.blogspot.com/

A place to find news, observations, statistics, information on undergraduate (BSc and BA economics) postgraduate (MSc economics) and academic analysis of important issues for China's economy including economic growth, inequality, stockmarket, shares, exch

PPE Blah! Politics, Philosophy, and Economics

PPE Blah! Politics, Philosophy, and Economics

http://ppeblah.blogspot.com

PPE: The final frontier. These are the musings of a student, his four year mission to explore new areas of Economics, to seek out new Political and Philosophical ideas, to boldly go where no student has gone before.

26econ.com - Online Economics

26econ.com - Online Economics

http://www.26econ.com/?page_id=7

Economics discussed in plain english, plus some other random thoughts.

Economister.com - Economics Journal

Economister.com - Economics Journal

http://economister.com

Economics studies through blog - simple and fast. We specialise in international economic affaires, international economy. Our approach is giving easy-going information on complex topics

Economics for Teachers

Economics for Teachers

http://economicsforteachers.blogspot.com

An economist with a passion for teaching, I write about teaching economics at both the college and high-school level, but I also write a lot about economics as a field, and teaching in general.

They WIll Say ANYTHING! Politics & Economics Unwo…

They WIll Say ANYTHING! Politics & Economics Unwound

http://mytinyspot.blogspot.com

I worked 25 years directly across the street from the U.S. Capitol at the Congressional Research Service of the Library of Congress. As a Congressional staffer, I owned a tool box full of political nuts and bolts. How could this not result in a very

Freedom, Justice, and Economics

Freedom, Justice, and Economics

http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/jjjj

The fundamental philosophical tension in the political sphere is between the great ideals of freedom and justice. The science of economics helps us to understand the net benefits, situation-by-situation, when these ideals conflict. Contained here are most

Economics, Values, Business, & Investing

Economics, Values, Business, & Investing

http://economicsvaluesinvesting.blogspot.com/

Reporting on sinking state of the US economy, what lead to this point, and what we can do to help ourselves. Discussion also includes business, starting business entities, economic trends, commodities, real estate, stock investments, other forms of invest

economics guide

economics guide

http://economicsguide.blogspot.com

the blog covers a basic overview of the main aspects of economics as i come across them in preperation for my degree course. It also contains guides to the stockmarket, reviews, and opinions on the current economic climate.

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Psychology and Economics

Africa | Critical Geography | Development Economics | Microf… | December 18th 2009

I have to say that I really enjoy academic literature reviews – so many insights in so little space!  An excellent recent find was Stefano DellaVigna’s “Psychology and Economics: Evidence from the Field,” which is more or less a shor read more

The Heat of the Moment

Kevin Babbles | December 14th 2009 by Kevin Babbles

This post is not about the song of the same title by Asia. It is one of the best songs of the 80s, though, so you should listen to it: Nor is it about South Park’s Cartman, who performs a cover of the above song in order to convince the U.S. Co read more

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meow | December 10th 2009 by Yedna

The Ten Best Books I Read In 200910. Predictably Irrational: The Hidden Forces That Shape Our DecisionsIn Dan Ariely's 20 years of researching behavioral economics he has learned how people tend to behave irrationally in a predictable fashion.9. Shor read more

Can Neoclassical Economics Accept Explicit Normative Priors?

Open Economics | December 9th 2009

Before yesterday, I didn’t really think so. However, Emmanuel Saez changed my outlook a bit. I attended a seminar he gave on a paper that he’s working on concerning optimal US tax and transfer policy. I liked the general thrust of his pre read more

Propunerile lunii Noiembrie 2009

Milionarul Mioritic | December 7th 2009 by Luca Dezmir

Cuprinsul seriei Propuneri de link-uri 2009Propuneri de articole. Luna IanuariePropunerile lunii FebruariePropunerile lunii MartiePropunerile lunii ApriliePropunerile lunii Mai 2009Propunerile lunii Iunie 2009Propunerile lunii Iulie 2009Propunerile l read more

Behavioral Economics and Underwater Mortgages

OpenCulture | December 4th 2009

What if people behaved like banks? Or, more precisely, what if individuals holding “underwater” mortgages stopped following the social norms of ‘personal responsibility’ and ‘promise-keeping’ and instead acted lik read more

When Behavioral Economics Meets Climate Change, Guess What’s Co…

World Change Cafe | November 27th 2009 by Ronnie Wright

By Marc Gunther – Greener World Media At the Net Impact conference last week, a waiter stopped by before lunch to ask if anyone at our table wanted a vegetarian meal instead of chicken. Just one or two people did. This, as it happens, is typica read more

Collection Of Video Interviews with Dan Ariely

SimoleonSense- Enriching ideas for intelligent & worldly val… | November 25th 2009 by miguel

Found several more videos with Dan Ariely… Below is each video I think you will enjoy them quite a bit Introduction (Via BigThink) Dan Ariely is the author of Predictably Irrational: The Hidden Forces that Shape Our Decisions and is the James read more

Video Dan Ariely: How Can We Teach Ourselves To Avoid That Big Sp…

SimoleonSense- Enriching ideas for intelligent & worldly val… | November 25th 2009 by miguel

I just love these Dan Ariely videos! Introduction (via ecnomix) In honor of the approaching holiday shopping season, Dan Ariely, a behavioral economics professor at Duke, explains how to think about your purchases in terms of opportunity costs. He a read more

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Punk Planning | November 23rd 2009 by Charles Frith

The Zealot - The Atlantic(December 2009) so many of those who overcompensate for inferiority are possessed of titanic egos and regard other people as necessary but incidental. At least this case is a tragic one when considered as a life story, becau read more

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