Any guesses on the econ nobel prize this year?
-fabio
Followup announcement. I had some technical problems with the
Personality, Politics, and Economics online test I announced last week.
Now it is up and working again, but has moved to:
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Ed Dodson resonding to a message from mid-September...
Erik Burns wrote:
i suspect the concept of borders is more about keeping people in than
keeping people out. keeping people out is just the more common consideration
at present. Europe, that most xenophobic of places, is now starting to
On Mon, 9 Oct 2000, fabio guillermo rojas wrote:
Any guesses on the econ nobel prize this year?
-fabio
My guess is that it will be James Heckman and Daniel McFadden.
Fred
(Of course it was easy to guess after the awards were announced.)
On Tue, 10 Oct 2000, Robin Hanson wrote:
If the monopolist equals the paper authors, and the product
over which there is a monopoly has its primary value in producing
this paper, then I think the journal should require that the
algorithm be made available free to others, but only for the
