Blogs about: Marginal Utility
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Bearings. Please.
I started today checking out the latest at the Marginal Utility, “Fear of Sharing.” One bit jumped out at me since it’s been kind of on my mind lately: “…when we passively reve… more →
Mr. Atavist
One of the Reasons Supply-Side Economics Does Not Make Sense To Me
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mschonholz wrote 1 month ago: In his column in the Sunday NYTimes, former GW Bush economic advisor and current Harvard Economics P … more →
Brain Research on the Margins
Michael wrote 4 months ago: One of the most valuable insights of economics, and one of the oldest, is the idea that we value goo … more →
Bearings. Please.
Kevin wrote 4 months ago: I started today checking out the latest at the Marginal Utility, “Fear of Sharing.” One … more →
The Database of Self Redux
Kevin wrote 4 months ago: Came across this post from the Marginal Utility again. Still seems relevant…but anything dealing wit … more →
It's Not Luddism, Silly Rabbit
Kevin wrote 4 months ago: Came across a Marginal Utility post that I couldn’t agree with more: Going Analog. And it dove … more →
Hoppe on Praxeology: The Austrian Method (Video)
Editors wrote 4 months ago: UNLV Professor Emeritus of Economics Hans-Hermann Hoppe’s lecture at Mises University 2009 … more →
Personally, I Think Senators Should Be Wearing Breeches And Powdered Wigs
aroundthesphere wrote 4 months ago: Paula Marantz Cohen, who makes it to the NYT Ideas blog: When did the immodest bathing suit come int … more →
Pricing A Service With Limited Customer Lifetime
Rags Srinivasan wrote 6 months ago: Match.com is running a promotion for its service, “If you do not find your special someone in … more →
The St. Petersburg Paradox: Cramer-Bernoulli Resolution
randomactsofmath wrote 8 months ago: In my previous post, I referred to solutions of the St. Petersburg paradox. A more appropriate term … more →
Does Length Matter in Online Video?
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mediatide wrote 10 months ago: For the past three weeks my research colleague, Bill Sledzik, and I, have been posting segments of o … more →
About Possessions
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thebiga wrote 1 year ago: I have learned that the things you are dying to get one day would fall to the level where u wudnt gi … more →
On region lockouts
andyllc wrote 1 year ago: I and my brother have owned an Xbox 360 for almost two years now and up until today we’ve had … more →
The sting of poverty: psychologically pricey
shadowphenyx wrote 1 year ago: The more poor you get the less you want to deal with it. I liken it to the same as digging yourself … more →
Deriving the Expectation-Variance Model
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brainrack wrote 1 year ago: Last week I did some work trying to make mathematical sense of the Precautionary Principle. For bet … more →
Brain science and microeconomics
joemondello wrote 2 years ago: Neurally imaged: people with little are better at finding ways of getting more than people with a lo … more →
