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FORECASTING THE ECONOMY: Keynesian Economics vs. Austrian Economics – [VIDEO]
The 2 videos are designed to convince you that the Austrians’- economic predictions are more accurate for use laser rangefinder -Laser Rangefinder for hunting.
The first video has an intro in French, sorry for that, but the rest of the video is in English (with French subtitles).
Keynesians’- forecasts (featuring Ben Bernanke and Paul Krugman) vs. Austrians’- forecasts (featuring Ron Paul and Peter Schiff):
Tyler Cowen, proven wrong on PBS? – [VIDEO]
Brian Caplan tweeted that the GMU prof was wrong and the MIT prof was right. Is that your personal view? I am not impressed by the futuristic MIT gadgets, as they won’-t necessary correspond to people’-s needs. Hence, I don’-t buy their argument that the real problem is not being capable of “-keeping up”- with the pace of technology. We don’-t care about technology we don’-t need.
Watch the full episode. See more PBS NewsHour.
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Emmanuel Todd predicted the Arab Spring by looking at demo data. – [VIDEO IN FRENCH]
Emmanuel Tood @ Wikipedia –- Tyler Cowen has a book review.
Sorry, it is only in French, but I hope it gets translated on the Web in English, sometime soon.
Emmanuel Todd : le rendez-vous des civilisations…- par Ash67
Emmanuel Todd : le rendez-vous des civilisations…- par Ash67
Emmanuel Todd : le rendez-vous des civilisations…- par Ash67
Emmanuel Todd : le rendez-vous des civilisations…- par Ash67
Emmanuel Todd : le rendez-vous des civilisations…- par Ash67
The carrot and stick approach has been oversold. – [VIDEO]
Things Jason Ruspini wanna know
Money does not motivate humans… – [VIDEO]
Higher incentives lead to worse performances:
For cognitive tasks: AUTONOMY + MASTERY + PURPOSE.
Chief Economists = PR People
2010 Economics Bloggers Forum
The Kauffman Foundation is organizing a meeting of economics bloggers. I was not able to join them, this time. I will be watching the webcast, today.
2010 Economics Bloggers Forum
Hosted by the Kauffman Foundation
8:30 a.m. Welcome by Tim Kane
8:45 a.m. Keynote Speech by David Warsh
9:30 a.m. Panel 1 – Great Recession: Impact on America’s Future?
Paul Kedrosky, Bob McTeer, Megan McArdle, and Mark Thoma
1:00 p.m. Persuasion and Norms by Paul Romer
1:30 p.m. Panel 2 – Is Growth a Mystery? Haiti, Afghanistan, Africa…-
Tim Kane, Alex Tabarrok, and Allison Schrager
2:45 p.m. Panel 3—U.S. Fiscal Mess: How Does It End?
Robert Litan, Donald Marron, Ryan Avent, Ken Houghton, and Mike Shedlock
3:45 p.m. Closing Remarks by Carl Schramm, President and CEO, Kauffman Foundation
VIEW WEBCAST at
http://sites.kauffman.org/EconBlogForum/template.cfm?page_id=1283
Webcast begins Friday March 19, 2010 at 9:30 a.m. –- 5:00 p.m. EDT
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Paul Krugmans excellent definition of the prediction markets
Betting markets don’t have any mystical power, but they do summarize conventional wisdom pretty well- […]
E-mail confidentially to tell me the names of the economists who over-hype the prediction markets.