The top private sector employers of economics graduates
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Accounting for Cross-Country Income Differences Revisited
Also known as Why I Do Not Believe in the Housing Theory of Everything: Development accounting is the search for proximate sources of cross-country income
Should you text more?
Here, in five waves of panel data (N = 1,966 US adults), we examined associations between life satisfaction and self-reported use of ten common social technologies measured
What I’ve been reading – Marginal REVOLUTION
1. Constance Reid, Hilbert. We should all be reading more mathematics these days, right? Because the field is “on fire.” Hilbert is not a bad
Callum Williams on cybersecurity prices
Share prices of cyber firms have jumped around a lot in recent weeks, leading one side or the other to claim victory. But the crucial
Is it the screens? Or education systems?
The Dark Ages implies television and phones are the main cause of cognitive decline. This fails to explain the patterns in PISA scores. Why did England
My AI podcast with James Pethokoukis
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Ed Elson and Scott Galloway interview me on AI
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Mein Ingeborg Bachmann Studium – Marginal REVOLUTION
Recently I finished read Malina, by Ingeborg Bachmann, an Austrian novel published in 1971. I was pretty stunned by how good it was (it seems
America is still poised for a data center boom
Eric Levitz, via Matt Yglesias. The post America is still poised for a data center boom appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION. Source link