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Tag Archives: Donald Luskin
2 Democratic-leaning columnists who used to deride the prediction markets are now over-quoting them —now that those prediction markets are predicting a landslide for Barack Obama come November 2008.
- Paul Krugman – Today: A real little PM fanboy. – Yesterday: Overly critical. (See Eric Zitzewitz’s comment.) – Daniel Gross – Today: A real little PM fanboy. (See towards the end.) – Yesterday: Overly critical. – As for the … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Prediction Journalism
Tagged Daniel Gross, Donald Luskin, Paul Krugman, prediction markets
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Justin Wolfers should have his own Wikipedia entry.
Any Wikipedian out there willing to start off his page? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Justin_Wolfers – Robin Hanson, Tyler Cowen, Steve Levitt, and even Don Luskin and Robert Scoble, have their own Wikipedia entry. Why not Wolfers???… I realized that when I updated my … Continue reading
Posted in Midas Oracle Administration, Resources - References
Tagged Acknowledgments, author, co-author, Discover Your Inner Economist, Don Luskin, Donald Luskin, economist, Eric Zitzewitz, Free Software Foundation, Friedrich August Von Hayek, Google, information aggregation tool, James Surowiecki, Justin Wolfers, Linux, Midas Oracle, prediction markets, Professor, Robert Scoble, Robin Hanson, Steve Levitt, Tyler Cowen, Vernon Smith, Web Consortium, Wikipedia, Yahoo!
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I can be bombastic sometimes, but I can also be polite and respectful at other times.
Caveat Bettor, In my post, I said that I “respect” him “as a Wall Street professional and as a libertarian blogger.” How more “agreeable” should I have been???… On top of that, his name is listed here. As for responding … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous
Tagged Caveat Bettor, Chris F. Masse, Chris Masse, Donald Luskin, Wall Street
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Can you think of another name to add in this list?
Acknowledments – Friedrich August von Hayek (an economist who introduced, among other things, the concept of the market as an information aggregation tool in The Use of Knowledge in Society, and the 1974 co-winner of the Nobel Prize in economics); … Continue reading
Posted in Midas Oracle Administration
Tagged author, co-author, Discover Your Inner Economist, Don Luskin, Donald Luskin, economist, Friedrich August Von Hayek, Google, information aggregation tool, James Surowiecki, Linux, Midas Oracle, prediction markets, Professor, Robin Hanson, Steve Levitt, Tyler Cowen, Vernon Smith, Yahoo!
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Has Donald Luskin given up on InTrade-TradeSports?
I haven’t seen any mention of InTrade, on his blog, since March 2007.
The mainstream media try to silence Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul. It’s a giant conspiracy.
— The two-sentence excerpt run by NBC News (Brian Williams – Thursday, May 17, 2007): They attack us because we’ve been over there. We’ve been bombing Iraq for 10 years. And then Alan Greenspan’s spouse cut Ron Paul abruptly to … Continue reading
Posted in Exchanges & Markets, Market Prices & Probabilities, Politics
Tagged Alan Greenspan, Brian Williams, Central Intelligence Agency, China, CNN, Donald Luskin, Gulf of Mexico, Iraq, Islamic Republic of Iran, mainstream media, Mid-East terrorist, Middle East, NBC, Pat Buchanan, Reagan, Republican presidential candidate, Ron Paul, Rudy Giuliani
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US Libertarian Ron Paul’s statements in the May 3, 2007′s debate among the Republican presidential aspirants.
Via Donald Luskin, US Libertarian Ron Paul’s statements in the May 3, 2007′s debate among the Republican presidential aspirants.