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New economic research, data, events and analysis from a London-based economist. Thursday, May 24, 2012. Economist job of the week: Director of Global Economics, European University Institute. I rarely give academic economist jobs much attention, having chosen a different career path. But one plum job did catch my eye recently. The European University Institute. Are looking for a Director for their Programme on Global Economics:. As for the job itself:. Thursday, May 24, 2012 at 08:03 AM in Economic policy.
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Weekend reading/viewing: Explaining the rise of child labour in Victorian Britain - New Economist
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New economic research, data, events and analysis from a London-based economist. Laquo; Economist job of the week: International economist at Standard Life (2 posts). Economist job of the week: Director of Global Economics, European University Institute ». Friday, May 18, 2012. Weekend reading/viewing: Explaining the rise of child labour in Victorian Britain. In Victorian Britain child labour was cheap and plentiful. Few today know much about the era; but they should. 65 minutes, flash file). A very inter...
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New economic research, data, events and analysis from a London-based economist. Thursday, May 24, 2012. Economist job of the week: Director of Global Economics, European University Institute. I rarely give academic economist jobs much attention, having chosen a different career path. But one plum job did catch my eye recently. The European University Institute. Are looking for a Director for their Programme on Global Economics:. As for the job itself:. Thursday, May 24, 2012 at 08:03 AM in Economic policy.
James Naughtie: "If we win the election..." - New Economist
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New economic research, data, events and analysis from a London-based economist. Laquo; What's holding up Doha? 300 free truetype fonts you should have ». Wednesday, March 02, 2005. James Naughtie: "If we win the election.". Will BBC journalist James Naughtie. Ever live down this morning's Freudian slip when interviewing Labour candidate Ed Balls? He said: If we win the election., before hastily correcting it to If. Win the election. Heads up to. For alerting readers, and posting an MP3 recording. On Meet...
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The Bow and Grimace: Exploring the Human Side of a Globalized World: September 2006
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The Bow and Grimace: Exploring the Human Side of a Globalized World. Omnifactual and omnibiased, satirical and sentimental, simple and passionate. Wanderers describes the world from where they stand. Trying to remind everyone that all news comes from someone. Why not just admit it? Sunday, September 17, 2006. This blog has moved to The Only Redhead in Taiwan. View my complete profile. Sometimes, unfortunately, one must ask for a little more than just a bow and a grimace. Cost of the War in Iraq. World Sc...
The Bow and Grimace: Exploring the Human Side of a Globalized World: December 2005
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The Bow and Grimace: Exploring the Human Side of a Globalized World. Omnifactual and omnibiased, satirical and sentimental, simple and passionate. Wanderers describes the world from where they stand. Trying to remind everyone that all news comes from someone. Why not just admit it? Friday, December 30, 2005. Slowly awakening after a hibernation. Yeah, Bush too, but we're talking about Robo. The Bow and Grimace. For now, I just read something about Iran. This is a good thought for the beginning of 200...
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Extension/Oxbridge Economics: September 2008
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The slow-motion shock seems irresistible today, but in time it will give rise to an equally unstoppable and more positive slow-motion reaction. The Economist, on oil prices and the world economy. Friday, 12 September 2008. Nash Equilibrium and the Prisoner's Dilemma. Public Choice Theory: where Economics meets Politics. Why didn't the UK join the Euro? And was that a mistake? Was the Transition Period benefit for Russia? Rational and irrational behaviour. Stagflation: what do we do? Links to this post.
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Extension/Oxbridge Economics: Practice interviews
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The slow-motion shock seems irresistible today, but in time it will give rise to an equally unstoppable and more positive slow-motion reaction. The Economist, on oil prices and the world economy. Friday, 7 November 2008. Please come to room 28 punctually. You do not need to bring anything with you. Posted by A J Threadgould. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). BBC News Business Economy UK Edition. Economics in the News.
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Extension/Oxbridge Economics: Presentations
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The slow-motion shock seems irresistible today, but in time it will give rise to an equally unstoppable and more positive slow-motion reaction. The Economist, on oil prices and the world economy. Friday, 12 September 2008. Nash Equilibrium and the Prisoner's Dilemma. Public Choice Theory: where Economics meets Politics. Why didn't the UK join the Euro? And was that a mistake? Was the Transition Period benefit for Russia? Rational and irrational behaviour. Stagflation: what do we do? Economics in the News.
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Extension/Oxbridge Economics: June 2008
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The slow-motion shock seems irresistible today, but in time it will give rise to an equally unstoppable and more positive slow-motion reaction. The Economist, on oil prices and the world economy. Wednesday, 18 June 2008. I recommend you read (some of) the following over the summer:. Pile 1: Light Reading. No more than one or two from this pile! Or The Logic of Life. The Long Tail, or How Endless Choice is creating Unlimited Demand. Pile 2: History of Economic Thought. New Ideas from Dead Economists.
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Extension/Oxbridge Economics: May 2008
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The slow-motion shock seems irresistible today, but in time it will give rise to an equally unstoppable and more positive slow-motion reaction. The Economist, on oil prices and the world economy. Saturday, 31 May 2008. I hope the exams went well. Now is the time to think about some deeper study of economic issues and there are some recommended links below:-. Tim Harford (aka The Undercover Economist. Looks at some interesting implications of recent tax cuts here. Posted by A J Threadgould.
Kirzner Fervor: Re: Hulbert
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An examination of financial markets from the perspective of the market process school. Sunday, December 14, 2008. Mark Hulbert wrote an interesting piece. In Barron's about a week ago. He notes that the 39 week moving average on the DJIA underperforms the buy and hold strategy since 1990. I wasn't quite sure why he used 39week instead of 40 week or 10 month or 200 day. But it's interesting how right he is. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Buy and Hold (Part 2.5).
Kirzner Fervor: My Solution to the AIG problem
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An examination of financial markets from the perspective of the market process school. Saturday, March 21, 2009. My Solution to the AIG problem. A timeline of the collapse of AIGFP. Most of the information is gleaned from the WaPo series from last year. One thing that is interesting to me is the video (I think this. Saying those firms should have had some kind of haircut, but he usually isn't so it might just be an abberration. March 22, 2009 at 4:15 PM. March 24, 2009 at 12:04 AM. 50 shapers of Finance.
Kirzner Fervor: Greenspan is wrong
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An examination of financial markets from the perspective of the market process school. Wednesday, March 11, 2009. I don't think he's completely wrong here. But he's certainly wrong on the impact of low short-term rates impacting long-term rates. First, I could point him to the FRB at San Francisco. I don't deny that increased investment from overseas was a factor, but it really doesn't make sense for the housing boom to be mostly caused by the global savings glut. They might have invested in MBS, but...
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New economic research, data, events and analysis from a London-based economist. Thursday, May 24, 2012. Economist job of the week: Director of Global Economics, European University Institute. I rarely give academic economist jobs much attention, having chosen a different career path. But one plum job did catch my eye recently. The European University Institute. Are looking for a Director for their Programme on Global Economics:. As for the job itself:. Thursday, May 24, 2012 at 08:03 AM in Economic policy.
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