On Thu, 21 Aug 2003, Bryan Caplan wrote:
That seems to water down the Principle to complete irrelevance, doesn't
it?
Well, the notion that life is very unlikely, but happened on earth
through sheer chance, does not require that earth is special in
any fundamental physical sense.
If it says
Well, for professionals under NAFTA there already is more or less free
migration. My casual impression is that most migration which does
actually occur is retirement to certain areas in the southern US
(snowbirds). Further immigration leniency would be unlikely to have
large effects. Recall
On Tue, 31 Aug 2004, Dimitriy V. Masterov wrote:
I don't have an answer for you, but it seems important to point out that
not all lotteries have a negative expected payoff. Large, multi-state
jackpots are often a fair bet, even after taxes.
How does that come about?
Cheers,
M. Christopher
from
observed aggregate correlations.
Cheers,
M. Christopher Auld phone: 403.220.4098
Assistant Professor fax: 403.282.5262
Economics, University of Calgaryemail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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