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ChrisAuld.com · causation
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Economics, econometrics, etc. You are currently browsing articles tagged causation. Inequality, poverty, and health: Comments on the Globe’s coverage. November 12, 2013. Canada’s Globe and Mail. Newspaper has been running a series. Of articles on income inequality. This post presents some comments on the coverage of income inequality and health in Wealth begets health: Why universal medical care only goes so far. By André Picard. Read the rest of this entry ». GMM and its application outside finance.
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Economics, econometrics, etc. You are currently browsing articles tagged inequality. Inequality, poverty, and health: Comments on the Globe’s coverage. November 12, 2013. Canada’s Globe and Mail. Newspaper has been running a series. Of articles on income inequality. This post presents some comments on the coverage of income inequality and health in Wealth begets health: Why universal medical care only goes so far. By André Picard. Read the rest of this entry ». The Guardian and undergraduate economics.
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Economics, econometrics, etc. You are currently browsing articles tagged health. Inequality, poverty, and health: Comments on the Globe’s coverage. November 12, 2013. Canada’s Globe and Mail. Newspaper has been running a series. Of articles on income inequality. This post presents some comments on the coverage of income inequality and health in Wealth begets health: Why universal medical care only goes so far. By André Picard. Read the rest of this entry ». October 7, 2012. What do economists do? Semipar...
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Economics, econometrics, etc. You are currently browsing articles tagged teaching. The Guardian and undergraduate economics. November 25, 2013. The Guardian newspaper has issued a series of articles about academic economics in the past few weeks. They include Mainstream economics is in denial: the world has changed. Economics students need to be taught more than neoclassical theory. And Orthodox economists have failed their own market test. Read the rest of this entry ». What do economists do? The Health...
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ChrisAuld.com · Featured posts
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Economics, econometrics, etc. Behavioral hazard in health insurance. Suppose your health insurance becomes more generous, decreasing the proportion of the cost of care for which you are responsible. At the same time, your premium goes up to cover the extra costs faced by your insurer. In standard theory you are better off because you face less financial uncertainty, but you will also tend to consume too much health Continue Reading. Trucks and SUVs should be heavily taxed. This morning's Globe includes a...
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Economics, econometrics, etc. You are currently browsing articles tagged correlates. US voters more likely to support marijuana legalization than non-voters. November 4, 2013. In Alcohol and other drugs. Much has been made of a recent Gallup poll. Showing a majority of Americans now support marijuana legalization. But if a majority support legalization, why do politicians seem so reluctant to support drug law reform? Read the rest of this entry ». The Guardian and undergraduate economics. The Health Equi...
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The following blogs and websites often have very good information you can use to help make. You an informed consumer and promoter of the public good. As always, you should carefully measure information from any source for signs of both bias and manipulation. Center for Ecomomic and Policy Research. Center for the Study of African Economies. Clear and Present Danger. Confessions of a Supply-Side Liberal. Economics in Plain English. Economists Do it with Models. Richard D. Wolff. The Economic Collapse Blog.
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An exploration of Behavioural, Experimental, Existential and Evolutionary Economics and how they can be applied to the Economics of Education. The purpose of this page is to keep track of posts relating to a literature review of academic papers. Most recent are at the top. Heller, S. B., Shah, A. K., Guryan, J., Ludwig, J., Mullainathan, S., and Pollack, H. A. (2015). Thinking, Fast and Slow? Some Field Experiments to Reduce Crime and Dropout in Chicago. Journal of personality and social psychology.
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