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  1. 2012
    — Help wanted: incrementalist systems builder
  2. 2011
    — Dangling epsilons
  3. — New course in social psychology
  4. — The most subversive sentence I've ever written
  5. — R: solving a small system of equations fast
  6. — Inequality Granger-causes growth
  7. — Help, Help! I'm being repressed!
  8. — 23andMe data are in...
  9. — Does the Welfare State screw the poor?
  10. — This post is intentionally left blank...
  11. — The govenator
  12. 2010
    — Labor mobility
  13. — A link everyone will find useful
  14. — William Wallace Watch
  15. — Quit picking on Japan, part II
  16. — Foreclosure deadweight?
  17. — Increase inflation AND combat structural issues
  18. — Question for those that want to stick it to the banks
  19. — Did you know?
  20. — Question
  21. — Macro Model Mart
  22. — Setting expectations
  23. — Quit picking on Japan!
  24. — Hints about the stochastic discount factor
  25. — What is structural unemployment?
  26. — A DSGE primer
  27. — The heartbeat of America
  28. — Economists: the King's alchemists?
  29. — Who are the long term unemployed?
  30. — More on immigration
  31. — Wow!
  32. — Isn't or Shouldn't?
  33. — Immigrants and native wages
  34. — Davis > Santa Cruz
  35. — The total effect of immigration is positive
  36. — George Borjas and the national approach
  37. — Partial derivatives are not total derivatives
  38. — A little better
  39. — Slam dunk?
  40. — Non-experimental evidence
  41. — Even more zeros
  42. — А русских евреев принять на нашу работу?
  43. — Substitutability as default?
  44. — Immigrants taking our jerbs?
  45. — ¿Los cubanos del Mariel toman nuestros trabajos?
  46. — June 6, 1999
  47. — Angus Maddison RIP
  48. — Stated preferences
  49. — A story that never gets old
  50. — The computer thinks for us
  51. — PK and the literature
  52. — Mike D's utility
  53. — Genes or culture or both?
  54. — Truth
  55. — The unemployed aren't the only ones seeking jobs
  56. — Glen Whitman isn't feeling the love
  57. — England since, like, ever
  58. — A definition of paternalism
  59. — Another earthquake
  60. — Haitian Coffee
  61. — ばかですよ
  62. — "Zero Rate Bound, RIP"
  63. — "perhaps THE economic historian"
  64. — "My beef with Scott Sumner" OR "Dude, you've already won the debate!"
  65. — Negative externalities of Congress
  66. — What is progress?
  67. — Great Moderation, RIP?
  68. — Catholic Relief Services
  69. — William Wallace Watch
  70. — Japanese unemployment
  71. — Why a good "policy stance" might matter
  72. — Earthquake
  73. — Knittel vs. the internets (?)
  74. — Amen brother
  75. — Phrasing to warm Sumner's heart
  76. 2009
    — Be anonymous?
  77. — But innovation is endogenous, too
  78. — What is a catastrophe?
  79. — "Tiger Woods hurt us all!"
  80. — The constraint that shall not be named
  81. — Woods hurt everyone except Professors doing event studies!
  82. — Best political economy indicator?
  83. — Prediction: no William Wallace speeches from Ben
  84. — Japan data
  85. — I must be crazy
  86. — Costs of discretion
  87. — The positive nature of normative analysis
  88. — Super cool
  89. — Dissertations I'd like to read
  90. — Question
  91. — The data are available at BLS.gov and BEA.gov
  92. — Accelerating output and prices equals additional stimulus?
  93. — A model
  94. — Stories
  95. — Models
  96. — UC Davis in the (local) news
  97. — The CBO says... moooo
  98. — They're both speaking English, I think
  99. — Cool.
  100. — Cool down, cool down
  101. — Rhetoric matters
  102. — Are macro forecasters paid to make good forecasts?
  103. — Other people's emails
  104. — A neat application of Robustness
  105. — An aggressive post about Crooked Timber
  106. — Fellow grad student in the News
  107. — Economists gone wild!
  108. — Advisors in the News
  109. — I wish this editorial wasn't at CATO
  110. — Dear liberal overlords
  111. — UCD econ in the news
  112. — Let's talk about... financial education
  113. — The New Expectations Revolution
  114. — It is profound and earth shaking...
  115. — Mike in The Nation
  116. — Why is the unemployment "rate" called a rate?
  117. — How much is a "big change" in the climate?
  118. — *The* lesson from the Great Depression
  119. — Read the &%^#$ book already!
  120. — Experimental science isn't "hard"
  121. — Of safety nets and inequality
  122. — Bad economics from McArdle!?
  123. — Mass outbreak of illiteracy?
  124. — Doesn't follow
  125. — Status seeking is great!
  126. — No they don't
  127. — That was dissappointing
  128. — No sane human being has ever given his assent
  129. — More advice for the universe
  130. — EMH and "The Market"
  131. — Fama, French and Thaler
  132. — Some friendly advice from the breach
  133. — Why do expectations matter?
  134. — For someone considering his career in academics...
  135. — Ugh...
  136. — This just in! The labor market is a dynamic place!
  137. — I hate the second best world we live in!
  138. — Yes, Keynes was a smart guy
  139. — Walk out?
  140. — xkcd
  141. — John Cochrane got his PhD from Berkeley
  142. — The Recourse Rule
  143. — Art as an Investment and Conspicuous Consumption Good
  144. — Why has trade decreased so much in this recession?
  145. — Krugman was looking under a lamppost
  146. — Thar be no data here!
  147. — You read this!
  148. — Wordpress update
  149. — The bathwater
  150. — Sam, Fred and the deer in the road
  151. — "Self recommending"
  152. — Economics and morality
  153. — "The Fed" now has two meanings
  154. — UC Davis Econ in the News
  155. — We are unique in exactly the same way!
  156. — The blogosphere is catching up
  157. — Gauti B. Eggertsson watch
  158. — Unemployed workers derive utility from not working
  159. — The insoluability of the Libertarian-Social Democrat question: evidence from Google Translate
  160. — Unintended consequences of snark
  161. — The Economist doesn't understand marginal analysis
  162. — I don't get this (anymore)
  163. — A sentence that makes you wish the whole post was about it or, perhaps, that the author should start a whole new blog on that subject alone
  164. — Does this mean we'll have an Americavision Song contest?
  165. — Why is that bad?
  166. — Crap
  167. — History of all of modern macro (ignoring the last 30 years)
  168. — Oh yeah, that too
  169. — How often do firms change prices in a liquidity trap?
  170. — Have poorer States faired worse in the recession?
  171. — Macroeconomic forecasting
  172. — Excess demand watch
  173. — Today's theme: Social Calculation
  174. — Sumner, at least two steps ahead of me
  175. — The problem with Economists
  176. — Wishful thinking as economic analysis?
  177. — The Paternalist links The Behavioralist
  178. — What's so bad about bubbles?
  179. — The New Kaldor stylized facts
  180. — Are there "good" governments?
  181. — Marijuana
  182. — Economics History course at CR
  183. — Discipline
  184. — The Making of an Economist
  185. — More evidence that markets are locally irrational
  186. — Why not reduce Black poverty instead?
  187. — Learn economics, be entertained
  188. — AC: Still ahead of the curve
  189. — Hanson 9000
  190. — Which growth theory...
  191. — Local analysis in macroeconomics
  192. — Research in fiscal policy: A cross section
  193. — Was Newtonian Physics refuted?
  194. — "If the Fed is God, ..."
  195. — How do you know you're marrying a Japanese woman?
  196. — UCD Econ in the News
  197. — Psychology : Economics :: Physics : Chemistry
  198. — "Green Shoots"
  199. — Blog Post of the Year
  200. — WTF?
  201. — So bad its good?
  202. — Justice vs preferences
  203. — For Mike
  204. — Optimal policy
  205. — Wage-age profiles now and then
  206. — The Pope and Michael Kremer
  207. — Yuppie buffer
  208. — Mankiw's introduction to DSGE
  209. — Prescott vs. Lucas
  210. — I don't smoke pot
  211. — Ideology in macroeconomic models?
  212. — Behavioral economic analysis you can use
  213. — A story that never gets old
  214. — Current History
  215. — Got what I came for
  216. — Wanted: equilibrium mass psychology theory
  217. — Individual psychology != mass psychology
  218. — Interest rates will be low for a long time
  219. — For mirror polishing
  220. — Raj Chetty ex-post
  221. — Raj Chetty
  222. — Who's line is it anyway?
  223. — Adam and Eve in the garden of Friedman
  224. — Of policies and goals
  225. — Sumner on monetary policy
  226. — Buiter, good macro critic?
  227. — Apropos of nothing
  228. — Labor wedge watch
  229. — Extensive margin watch
  230. — More Wilkinson comment watch
  231. — Oscars
  232. — "Good banks, bad banks... doesn't matter. What we need is new banks."
  233. — BCA all the way
  234. — Unemployment and housing bubbles
  235. — Technological regress
  236. — A bubble in academic economics
  237. — Macro-prudential regulation
  238. — The impact of the stimulus
  239. — Stimulus is a very large number
  240. — Talking past each other?
  241. — Have a small identity
  242. — Rules vs discretion
  243. — Is this true?
  244. — Starvation or Porkulus: Sentence of enduring value
  245. — Modern macro models are falsifiable
  246. — History lesson
  247. — I wonder why he didn't look at the 70's?
  248. — Anyway...
  249. — The extent of our knowledge
  250. — Don't let reason get in the way
  251. — Personal consumption expenditures down 3.5%
  252. — What are people pessimestic about?
  253. — Funny of the day
  254. — What is modern macroeconomics?
  255. — Snippets from the this week's NEP-MAC
  256. — Better macro critics please
  257. — Arnold Kling doesn't know modern macro
  258. — Rodrik clarifies the debate?
  259. — Sentences of enduring value
  260. — Multiple multipliers
  261. — Giddy with expectations
  262. — Political affiliations of modern macroeconomists
  263. — Knightian uncertainty
  264. — Double plus creepy
  265. — Why was Rome rich...
  266. — UC Davis econ in the news
  267. — Does not compute
  268. — Keynesian alchemy
  269. — "Republicans should try to be the party of investment, because Democrats are basically the party of consumption."
  270. — The failure of modern macro
  271. — Homework assignment: modern macro book outine
  272. — "nationalist liberal egalitarianism is morally unserious arbitrary nonsense"
  273. — "We're bored" argument for stimulus
  274. — Costs of the stimulus
  275. — Eye on the ball
  276. — Government's marginal propensity to spend
  277. — Macro expectations
  278. — Scary
  279. — Multiple equilibria
  280. — Where I spent my stimulus check
  281. — Sentence of enduring value
  282. — Oh, he's good
  283. — Take out the garbage <rant>
  284. — Brilliant
  285. — Looking for something to read?
  286. 2008
    — Height and income
  287. — Liquidity trap? part II
  288. — Liquidity trap? part I
  289. — The trade-off between private diversification and efficiency
  290. — Paul Krugman is really smart
  291. — Delong on Krugman
  292. — A definition of God
  293. — Of mice and maximin
  294. — IS/LM needs a bail-out
  295. — Time for another flip-flop on Iraq?
  296. — "publishing economics harm science's credibility"
  297. — Doomed-to-repeat-it Watch 2008
  298. — Sentences of the day
  299. — This is my experience, it is subjective
  300. — Hoover not laissez-faire, redux
  301. — Recapitulation
  302. — A windmill Tabarrok is
  303. — Labor dynamics
  304. — Quiet London Surburbia, 1665
  305. — Did Roosevelt prolong the Great Depression?
  306. — Sentences of Enduring Value
  307. — A windmill I am
  308. — Was Hoover laissez-faire?
  309. — Cool
  310. — Are EULAs inefficient?
  311. — He's catching up
  312. — Inequality and immigration
  313. — Lesson from the Great Depression?
  314. — Are you f-ing kidding me?
  315. — Epsilon is really small
  316. — Hating on Haidt
  317. — Tyler Cowen gets Fisked
  318. — Hills running metric
  319. — Art as investment
  320. — I'm on TV!
  321. — Obligatory Post on Krugman's Nobel
  322. — More excess demand: over-investment edition
  323. — Comment rescue
  324. — Emailing Senior Ambrosini
  325. — A bold new health insurance proposal
  326. — Loads of good data
  327. — More excess demand for spot analysis
  328. — Pro-bailout, anti-geek, greedy, not fearful
  329. — Billers and Players
  330. — /. Africa facts of the day
  331. — Transparent updating
  332. — Evidence markets are locally irrational
  333. — The Bailout, A Play
  334. — A better left blogosphere...
  335. — Why oh why can't we get a better left academic blogosphere?
  336. — Living on The Rock
  337. — I like my redistribution with a side of toast
  338. — UC Davis Econ in the News
  339. — Back
  340. — Screaming at the Internet: Presidentialness edition
  341. — Tax data vs survey data
  342. — BRB
  343. — Staying alive
  344. — Women avert your eyes: Fun with math
  345. — Vindication of a scientist?
  346. — Nomination for the most wrong sentence of the year
  347. — Be able to answer these questions
  348. — Be able to answer these questions
  349. — Instrumental variables and obesity: micro vs macro, FIGHT!
  350. — Word cloud
  351. — General equilibrium and obesity
  352. — More evidence markets are locally irrational
  353. — Does this argument really work?
  354. — Evidence markets are locally irrational
  355. — Devastating disproof of homo economicus
  356. — Drought == price ceiling enduced surplus demand?
  357. — Inequality and mobility
  358. — In other words...
  359. — And then Whedon did this thing
  360. — Anti-bias bias
  361. — Over... stim... ulation...
  362. — gapminder of da heezy
  363. — Scale: it'll get you everytime
  364. — Heritability of Voting
  365. — Sentences of Enduring Value
  366. — Those are your moral preferences, Megan, not mine
  367. — Creative Capitalism
  368. — Econophysics
  369. — For he saw no difference between the parts whence the noise issued
  370. — Do elite Universities cause poorly performing K-12?
  371. — Wha?
  372. — To be fair
  373. — INTP
  374. — Travelogue
  375. — Heritability of IQ
  376. — Marxist Fallacy
  377. — Firefox 3
  378. — That's impossible!
  379. — CNN is great...
  380. — Economics as She Is Spoke
  381. — Funniest thing I've read in a while
  382. — More reasons why we should treat morals as ethical preferences
  383. — Does College make you smarter?
  384. — YouNotSneaky!
  385. — Effect size matters
  386. — Crispin Sartwell values negative policy outcomes very low
  387. — Do we care about higher moments?
  388. — VSL is BS?
  389. — "Jobs!"
  390. — What do egalitarians care about?
  391. — I'd like to see them put a wire up on this
  392. — The optimal size of a moral community
  393. — Americans are dumb...
  394. — I can feel this on my skin
  395. — Jimmy wasn't that bad
  396. — Found it
  397. — Ambiguity aversion
  398. — One reason unions are bad for growth
  399. — The funniest sentence I've read all day
  400. — Does immigration policy matter?
  401. — Old fashioned nuturing mothers
  402. — Pepys' Mother's Day
  403. — Medium Matters
  404. — Explaining behavior
  405. — UC Davis Econ in the News
  406. — Our immense puniness
  407. — Clark Watch 2008
  408. — *ahem* Clark Watch 2008
  409. — Sentences of Enduring Value
  410. — Sentences of Enduring Value
  411. — A valuable government service?
  412. — The power of corporations
  413. — Sentences of Enduring Value
  414. — Holy crap! the "why didn't I think of that?" edition
  415. — By popular demand
  416. — Resting
  417. — I find this comment beyond strange
  418. — UC Davis Econ in the News
  419. — Well, I mean...
  420. — Opinions on inequality
  421. — Air Supply
  422. — People hate paying taxes only because...
  423. — Yelling at the Internet
  424. — Fideicomiso
  425. — Hamilton not Menzie?
  426. — Juggernauts
  427. —
  428. — How to easily reject the rantings of a dumb blogger
  429. — Dear random student that showed up to my door...
  430. — Abortion and adoption
  431. — even more Economic Geography
  432. — How to easily reject results from Happiness research
  433. — Sentence of Enduring Value
  434. — Education kills creativity
  435. — Sentences of Enduring Value
  436. — All else equal...
  437. — Us vs. Them
  438. — Learn some economics, be entertained... (part IV)
  439. — Ack! There IS an "asset bubble" variable in the Taylor rule
  440. — Ack! There's no "asset bubble" variable in the Taylor rule
  441. — I really hate April Fool's Day
  442. — I really, really hate... oh wait
  443. — Who's my city?
  444. — What's so special about zero?
  445. — I hate April Fool's Day
  446. — UC Davis Econ in the News
  447. — There is no problem...
  448. — more Economic Geography
  449. — Sentence of Enduring Value
  450. — The Swiss
  451. — Sentence of Enduring Value
  452. — Is there a standard capital utilization index?
  453. — UC Davis Econ in the News
  454. — The superiority of the google/blog juggernaut
  455. — Sentences of Enduring Value: Appeal to Authority edition
  456. — The many meanings of great
  457. — Don't invest in the company you work for
  458. — The most important sentences I've read in a month
  459. — Science
  460. — This is surprisingly unoffensive
  461. — Oh, boy
  462. — Oh, those silly economists
  463. — Sentence of Enduring Value
  464. — Yet Another Sentence of Enduring Value
  465. — Alms Watch 2007 2008
  466. — UC Davis Econ in the News
  467. — Beautiful evidence
  468. — Economic Geography
  469. — Poverty and abortion
  470. — Learn some economics, be entertained... (part III)
  471. — Tag!
  472. — Sentences of Enduring Value
  473. — What's fair?
  474. — I can't help myself
  475. — No really guys, sometimes we really need you to Fisk it out
  476. — Why didn't you say so?
  477. — Dyson Critique Watch: Economic imperialism edition
  478. — Humboldt County
  479. — A pictures worth a thousand words (or just one song)
  480. — Don’t talk back to Darth Vader
  481. — Say what you will about capitalism...
  482. — Liberal Nicene Creed
  483. — Heh
  484. — heh redux
  485. — Isabel Allende
  486. — Krugman's crusade
  487. — Dyson Critique watch
  488. — If human life is priceless...
  489. — Relative poverty?
  490. — shheeeeeeeeeeeeeeet
  491. — Beyond description
  492. — Prepare to be shocked
  493. — Woot!
  494. — What is poverty?
  495. — Sentences of Enduring Value
  496. — Sentences of Enduring Value
  497. — Thinking on the margin is a binary decision
  498. — Its the consumption stupid!
  499. — Sentence of Enduring Value
  500. — Overnight Obama surge
  501. — I just ran two million regressions elections
  502. — Sentences of Enduring Value
  503. — This just in...
  504. — Beethoven’s 5th
  505. — Updated prez ordering
  506. — Holy crap!
  507. — Sentence of Enduring Value
  508. — The end of mercantilism in England
  509. — Hair shirt
  510. — Income inequality
  511. — My favorite
  512. — He gives good speech
  513. — Disingenuity Watch
  514. — Sentence of Enduring Value
  515. — Nominee for MR post of the decade
  516. — Prez rankings
  517. — A question
  518. — Atone
  519. — Humboldt State in the News
  520. — Ideas not Institutions, part 2
  521. — Bill Clinton is in town
  522. — Poverty and young adults
  523. — What's with that?
  524. — 6000 words (I hope)
  525. — Nonzero sum
  526. — Sentences of Enduring Value
  527. — What I do all day
  528. — Things about school that I learned in school today
  529. — First nominee for essay of the year
  530. 2007
    — Christmas fire
  531. — Best economics movie EVAR!
  532. — UC Davis Econ in the News
  533. — Sentences of Enduring Value
  534. — Kinda Dorky Nerd God
  535. — Links
  536. — Sentences of Enduring Value
  537. — Taking the debate to the next level
  538. — To which Nordhaus replies:
  539. — A sparkly!
  540. — Dexter
  541. — Grammar
  542. — Finally!
  543. — HDI
  544. — My (ex-)favorite Christmas song
  545. — Its much easier to go along with the crowd
  546. — Reducing CO2 emissions by 75% will be painful, right?
  547. — Stylized facts
  548. — Alms Watch 2007
  549. — Sentences of Enduring Value
  550. — Sentence of Enduring Value
  551. — I just did something funny
  552. — The second amendment as social fact
  553. — Yelling at the Internet
  554. — A jest
  555. — American exceptionalism
  556. — Geography Bee
  557. — Subsidize Dilbert!
  558. — Ethical truth
  559. — Selling ideas
  560. — UC Davis Econ in the News
  561. — Meter = Yard
  562. — Phew?
  563. — Why Clinton won't win the primary
  564. — Funniest sentence I’ve read today
  565. — Alms Watch 2007
  566. — Bangladesh
  567. — Fertility and economic status
  568. — Honestly, I have no idea why they can't win football games...
  569. — We’re the ones who’ve made them crawl on their stomachs...
  570. — woohoo
  571. — "common sense revolts at the idea"
  572. — Entrepreneurship?
  573. — UC Davis Econ in the News
  574. — wow
  575. — California
  576. — I want this guy to be making lots of money off his comic...
  577. — heh
  578. — Cock fighting
  579. — They have words
  580. — Yelling at the Internet
  581. — Measuring discrimination
  582. — Yelling at the Internet
  583. — View from the other side?
  584. — Would you have expected this if countries had the same dgp?
  585. — China has good institutions?
  586. — Models in which RE is a parsimonious assumption
  587. — Spuriousness
  588. — Brilliant Things Megan Said
  589. — Two observations about science and scientists
  590. — UC Davis Econ in the News
  591. — Cowan Cowen at UCD
  592. — Funniest sentence I’ve read today
  593. — Sentence of Enduring Value
  594. — Clark take-down
  595. — Funniest sentence I’ve read today
  596. — GDP growth! Huh!
  597. — Comments
  598. — (X => Y) does not imply (!X => !Y)
  599. — Remember ARPANET?
  600. — A coward and a cheat
  601. — Conspicuous consumption != "Bad for the environment"
  602. — Speaking of not being a fascist
  603. — Tom Tancredo not Barack Obama
  604. — Funniest sentence(s) I’ve read today
  605. — Alms Watch 2007
  606. — Funniest sentence I’ve read today
  607. — Ideas not Institutions, part 1
  608. — Your cause of sorrow/ Must not be measured by his worth, for then/ It hath no end.
  609. — Markets in everything: spectacularly beautiful girl addition
  610. — This company contained the cowardly
  611. — Hey strippers...
  612. — Why nations?
  613. — Cognitive dissonence and economists
  614. — Less productive at what?
  615. — Job listings OR Checking if my other brother reads my blog
  616. — This can't be right
  617. — Funniest sentence I’ve read today
  618. — Prizes or Grants?
  619. — Might there be some value in the conservative virtues?
  620. — Where did I go wrong?
  621. — Education as signaling
  622. — Liberals are from Vulcan; Conservatives are from Uranus
  623. — United Federation of Planets, a protection racket?
  624. — Huh?
  625. — Working at being a good consumer
  626. — ACLU
  627. — Gotchas aren't biases
  628. — UC Davis in the News (Any news is good news edition)
  629. — Commitments
  630. — Dick Marty
  631. — How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the EU
  632. — I really like Grant McCraken
  633. — Everyone reads /., but...
  634. — Allah Akbar
  635. — Honest Abe
  636. — Sentences of Enduring Value
  637. — Less than infinity
  638. — Megan's model
  639. — "Do Something" isn't the same as "Do Everything"
  640. — Behavioral evidence for sticky price theory
  641. — Something tells me I should catch up on my blog reading...
  642. — Sentence of Enduring Value
  643. — Economics education
  644. — Moving sucks...
  645. — Lecture: The Industrial Revolution
  646. — The best test of the WHO healthcare rankings
  647. — "The best and most accurate review"
  648. — Lecture: The Malthusian World
  649. — adding structure to social networks OR open-sourcing Web 2.0 OR checking to see if my brother reads my blog
  650. — Alms Watch 2007
  651. — It took me a disturbing amount of time to figure out this comic...
  652. — Creepy/cool
  653. — Leonardo da Bitchy
  654. — Funniest sentence I've read today
  655. — Jesus H
  656. — Alms Watch 2007
  657. — Ayaan Hirsi Ali
  658. — Verdict's in
  659. — Of Bonobos and Men
  660. — Idgit voters
  661. — RACISM!!!1! in baseball
  662. — Net neutrality (remember that?)
  663. — Announcement!!!
  664. — Clark smack down
  665. — Прощание с милостыню
  666. — Alms Watch 2007
  667. — Bombs away
  668. — More mentions of Farewell to Alms
  669. — Alms Watch 2007
  670. — Free drugs. Must be in Cuba, right?
  671. — UC Davis Econ in the News
  672. — Alms Watch 2007
  673. — More on a theme
  674. — UC Davis Econ in the News
  675. — Woot! Passed my field exams...
  676. — Grandmothers are important
  677. — Religion isn't falsifiable. So?
  678. — Caffiene (and exercise) prevent cancer
  679. — Erm... this is a bit sneaky
  680. — UC Davis Econ in the News
  681. — UC Davis Econ in the News
  682. — Something's going on here
  683. — They go in threes
  684. — Papas fritas
  685. — I'm really not getting it
  686. — Data 1, Theory 0
  687. — Americans work more than Europeans...
  688. — Learn some economics, be entertained... (part II)
  689. — UC Davis Econ in the news
  690. — In which Magic is made boring by Economics
  691. — The Economist needs to have more faith in markets
  692. — UC Davis Econ in the news
  693. — Law of Demand
  694. — Harry Potter on Bittorrent
  695. — In which two smart economists talk past each other
  696. — Save Africa!
  697. — Learn some economics, be entertained...
  698. — Too much theory, not enough data?
  699. — Clark shoots another one down
  700. — Health Care, again, but this time real people talking...
  701. — Race
  702. — Peri for dummies
  703. — More socialized medicine "data"
  704. — Color me skeptical
  705. — Field exams, part II
  706. — swong
  707. — Are people "rational"?
  708. — UC Davis Econ in the News
  709. — The Summer of Good Books
  710. — Field exams
  711. — Sadr dumps Iran
  712. — Drug wars
  713. — UC Davis Econ in the News
  714. — Maximize the present value of income
  715. — Hoopa
  716. — Fair and balanced
  717. — Best MR comment this year
  718. — UC Davis Econ in the News
  719. — CHARITY VOUTETH NOT ITSELF, IS NOT PUFFED UP
  720. — Gore on Iraq
  721. — Silly antecedents
  722. — I had to watch this twice...
  723. — Entourage
  724. — From the archives: Strict Constitutionalism
  725. — Ideas
  726. — Cargo Cults
  727. — When buffalo attack
  728. — UC Davis in the News
  729. — China is 4999.3750793651 times cooler than the U.S.
  730. — Woot!
  731. — Data mining: tonal languages and genes edition
  732. — Political Compass
  733. — Quote of the day
  734. —
  735. — Lou Dobbs is an idiot, part II (as if you needed more evidence edition)
  736. — What's a natural experiment? No Child Left Behind edition
  737. — More on the immigration bill
  738. — Of albedo, emissivity and Calvo pricing
  739. — Neoclassical economics?
  740. — Oh, man...
  741. — UC Davis Econ in the News
  742. — Great commercial
  743. — Dissertations
  744. — Immigration Bill
  745. — Blog survey
  746. — anti-anti-anti-anthropogenic global warming
  747. — Sushi boat
  748. — Put your money were your mouth is
  749. — We are all Chinese (They are all Americans)
  750. — Irrationality as Pollution
  751. — Too much data, not enough theory
  752. — The Cisco A's?
  753. — Yell at the Grand Canyon
  754. — Pepys' Uncle
  755. — ...but can we trust anything from a people that loves David Hasselhoff?
  756. — What does this mean?
  757. — Shift happens
  758. — The Truth Shall Set You Free!
  759. — 09-f9-11-02-9d-74-e3-5b-d8-41-56-c5-63-56-88-c0
  760. — Texting the Fed
  761. — How I watch TV
  762. — The next FED chairman... me
  763. — why words when there's data?
  764. — Global warming will be good for U.S. agriculture
  765. — Gains of trade
  766. — I hope their philosophy is better than their economics
  767. — UC Davis Econ in the News
  768. — Flat tax
  769. — \cry
  770. — The technical term for this is...
  771. — Rule of Law
  772. — Sun singing songs
  773. — Global warming science?
  774. — doubleplusungood
  775. — What May Happen in the Next Hundred Years
  776. — Gun nuts of the world, UNITE!
  777. — I heart economists
  778. — UC Davis Econ in the News (ish)
  779. — Global warming documentaries
  780. — I often need something like this...
  781. — FYI: Japan is a foreign country
  782. — Gapminder
  783. — Humps of a Smooth Criminal
  784. — Testing
  785. — OMG!!! Inequality is rising, big time! I’m outraged!!!
  786. — The Economist is soliciting ideas…
  787. — Money is just a commodity…
  788. — Oh, google… you guys are too funny…
  789. — Bring the troops home?
  790. — The Lucas Critique and Climate Change
  791. — Civil war?
  792. — UC Davis economics in the news
  793. — The State knows…
  794. — (x and y => z) does not contradict (!x => z)
  795. — Why countries are a crappy way to divide people up: Maquiladoras edition
  796. — Sweet Jesus! I’m a member of a militia!
  797. — moritheism
  798. — Dangerous Ruling
  799. — Picasa experiment
  800. — Is American health care more expensive because its better…
  801. — What is X?
  802. — …since sliced bread?
  803. — UC Davis economics in the news (ish)
  804. — The NeoAth delusion
  805. — Definition of a Nash Equilibrium
  806. — Best discussion of the bordered Hessian ever!
  807. — Discounting asteroids, again
  808. — Governors…
  809. — I hate Algebra too
  810. — Why are Price Controls bad?
  811. — How you’re going to die…
  812. — I don’t care who you are…
  813. — If we were to elect a Senator as President, it would be…
  814. — Your Brain is Yellow Of all the brain types, yours…
  815. — The great Northern California tour of universities!
  816. — Research: the definitive guide
  817. — Scheme and Perl - Theory and Practice
  818. — History reading group
  819. — Best thing I’ve read (so far) today
  820. — Best thing I’ve read (so far) today
  821. — Best thing I’ve read (so far) today
  822. — Price Controls = Bad
  823. — Insurance Companies aren’t profit mazimizing
  824. — New Atheist
  825. — My mental model of Instapundit says…
  826. — Don’t ask questions that shouldn’t be asked
  827. — Full
  828. — “What in the name of Christopher Sholes would I want with ten Kensington 64362 Keyboards?”
  829. — If your pissed off about Exxon’s hugemongous profits…
  830. — Fun numbers
  831. — Heh.
  832. — John Searle
  833. — Hillary?
  834. — Of highways and lung capacities
  835. — Truth
  836. — Empty
  837. — Dialogue concerning the Exchequer
  838. — When weathermen attack!
  839. — Facts on global warming
  840. — Neat.
  841. — The problem with behavioral economics
  842. — Open source governement?
  843. — Un-fucking-believable
  844. — Nomination for Best Post of the Month
  845. — News from Iraq
  846. — Erotic fantasies of an economist, part 1
  847. — Brad Delong
  848. — Bush said this?
  849. — Patella Femoral Syndrome
  850. — Discounting asteroids
  851. — Why democracy?
  852. — Why democracy (again)?
  853. 2006
    — History has a destination with layovers
  854. — I want to be a Neuroscientist when I grow up
  855. — Carl Sagan
  856. — The forming of new markets
  857. — Haha! Women aren’t funny
  858. — Good question
  859. — erm…
  860. — No really…
  861. — Does culture matter?
  862. — Government! Huh!
  863. — UC Davis Econ in the news
  864. — UC Davis Econ in the news
  865. — Wishlist
  866. — Milton Friedman RIP
  867. — Lou Dobbs is an idiot, deal with it
  868. — Smackdown!
  869. — Interesting Abu Ghraib timeline I wasn’t aware of…
  870. — More exact than news coverage, I should think
  871. — Truffles from Alba
  872. — I heart economists, part 5
  873. — UC Davis Econ in the news
  874. — OMG…
  875. — Gun control
  876. — Rhetoric of tyranny
  877. — Bounded rationality
  878. — Data mining
  879. — It’s all been said before
  880. — Somebody’s trying to tell me something
  881. — Paper: Bar-Hillel, "Cycles of Intransitive Choice"
  882. — Chapter: Kreps, "Notes on the theory of choice," chapter 2
  883. — Paper: Samuelson, "Exact Consumption-Loan Model of Interest"
  884. — Best footnote I’ve read today
  885. — Failure
  886. — Left vs. Right
  887. — EQSQ
  888. — They like me! They really like me!
  889. — UC Davis Econ in the news
  890. — What orentated me to obsess over this sort of stuff?
  891. — Want to see a grown man cry?
  892. — I heart economists social psychologists
  893. — Hello world!
  894. — About
  895. — Moral Consequences
  896. — I heart economists, part 4
  897. — Best movie I’ve "seen" in 6 months
  898. — Minimum wage and the magic number
  899. — 5000 is a magic number
  900. — I heart economists, part 3
  901. — Tools stumbled upon (update)
  902. — Lightning
  903. — Winamp
  904. — It’s easy to be snide —– it’s hard to understand…
  905. — Foundations of neo-classical economics OR why I’ve just been baptized into a new religion
  906. — What have I been doing for the last nine months?
  907. — Amtrak vs. Driving
  908. — Thought experiment
  909. — Ho, Hum…
  910. — I heart economists, part 2
  911. — The brave men, living and dead, who struggled here, have consecrated it
  912. — I heart economists
  913. — Whaaa?
  914. — Amen
  915. — Mankiw, 1 - DeLong, 0
  916. — Amae
  917. — Spring boxes
  918. — Voting with their feet
  919. — Anti-Americanism
  920. — Rietz and "nearly infinite"
  921. — Bay to Breakers
  922. — The best paragraph I’ve read today
  923. — Can you tell the difference?
  924. — That’s some good shit. You gotta try some…
  925. — I’m a movie guy…
  926. — States in which I’ve been
  927. — All right then, a manifesto
  928. — Kentucky Law
  929. — Firefly season two?
  930. — New Year’s Resolutions
  931. — The largest rock in the solar system
  932. 2005
    — Worker’s share of GDP
  933. — Conspiracy!
  934. — Executions
  935. — Best. Year in Review. Ever.
  936. — Ute
  937. — Bushisms
  938. — Hey you… You religious?
  939. — Why do we kill?
  940. — Perspective
  941. — Thanksgiving in Disneyland
  942. — Genocide
  943. — Haven’t they heard of the Precautionary Principle in Europe?
  944. — Dilbert has a blog…
  945. — Xmas wish list
  946. — Testing, testing, testing
  947. — Grrr… why won’t some guys just let me hate them?
  948. — The President on Japanese Democracy
  949. — Ok, these guys aren’t fans of Diamond
  950. — What she said
  951. — War… what is this one good for?
  952. — Gender inequality
  953. — Ok, I don’t want to be a Diamond fan, but…
  954. — More mention of Prof. Clark’s book
  955. — Professor Clark’s book mentioned at the New Economist
  956. — There’s that dang TFP, again…
  957. — Puzzeling to me, one theory or three?
  958. — Why don’t the UC Davis Econ Labs have ghostview!!!??!!
  959. — New laptop
  960. — Estimating GDP per worker via acres per worker data
  961. — Teaching blog
  962. — RSS/Atom Feed to JS
  963. — Thin veneer
  964. — Brad DeLong, I just don’t get him
  965. — Heh
  966. — Über lame Mr. Wolfram
  967. — Daniel W. Drezner :: Serenity review
  968. — Firefly
  969. — Data
  970. — Are you sure?
  971. — Housing the Katrina victims
  972. — Friday catblogging… in Japanese!
  973. — I should have left it to the professionals (part 2)…
  974. — Late night IQ tests
  975. — Book review: Diamond’s Collapse
  976. — Firefox and Yahoo! music
  977. — I should have left it to the professionals…
  978. — My Dad! 
  979. — Iraq War
  980. — London
  981. — This is why you find…
  982. — Fun with Unix
  983. — This is laughable… I just don’t know why.
  984. — Instapundit moment
  985. — The Conspiracy was a conspiracy was a conspiracy was a conspiracy…
  986. — America is the greatest nation on the earth
  987. — Tools stumbled upon…
  988. — Science vs. "Intelligent" Design
  989. — The Great Pyramid vs. the 7-11
  990. — Bay to Breakers Results
  991. — Yes, more red please
  992. — Neat.
  993. — International lender of last resort: Kindleberger’s take
  994. — As ordered…
  995. —
  996. — Back to basics: How does the Fed "set" short and long term interest rates?
  997. — A joke, right?
  998. — Starbucks delocator
  999. — Back to basics: Why the value of a good is NOT the sum of the labor used to create it
  1000. — Neat example of moral hazard
  1001. — Graduate school. Can I survive the experience bei…
  1002. — If only they could hear themselves speak such nonsense…
  1003. — Don’t ever forget… they’re always watching
  1004. — Implicit Association Test
  1005. — What good is slashdot?
  1006. — Does this happen to anyone else?
  1007. —
  1008. — Abortion
  1009. — Abortion (part 2)
  1010. — Finally, we get Sis’ nine movies
  1011. — Sis wins the game
  1012. — Alternatives to the Bush Doctrine
  1013. — Top 9 movies
  1014. — WA
  1015. — and I worried about posting on gaming and exposing my predilection…
  1016. — Realists vs. liberal internationalist vs. the Bush Doctrine
  1017. — Booya! Who’s the Berkeley Alum? Oh, that’s right, me!
  1018. — Concentration Camps? Suspension of Habeas Corpus?
  1019. — A friend and ally
  1020. — Meaningless words from Paul Krugman
  1021. — What is judicial activism?
  1022. — Personal Statement
  1023. — Sis runs the whole mile
  1024. 2004
    — Recent Stanford econ working paper’s of note
  1025. — More on dynamic scoring…
  1026. — Scarcity and value
  1027. — Blogospere: market for ideas
  1028. — The Inner Child is for Children
  1029. — Is nature a ‘force’ ?
  1030. — Statement of Purpose - final
  1031. — Binary representation
  1032. — K9’s RSS
  1033. — K9’s problem with ‘permanent’ links
  1034. — Preemptive war and decision under uncertainty
  1035. — Technology in math education
  1036. — What are numbers?
  1037. — Exactly.
  1038. — Fun facts about Will
  1039. — My brother’s weblog
  1040. — Nietzsche and last week’s election
  1041. — The number e (2.7182818284…….)
  1042. — I’m voting for Bush…
  1043. — Who’s Steven Landsburg?
  1044. — Diffusion and Stability
  1045. — Duality in LP
  1046. — When does Simplex get out of hand?
  1047. — Estimations
  1048. — Ken Jennings news
  1049. — Application requirements - Berkeley
  1050. — Application requirements - Chicago
  1051. — Application requirements - UCLA
  1052. — Application requirements - UCSD
  1053. — Application requirements - Stanford
  1054. — Application requirements - George Mason
  1055. — Application requirements - UC Davis
  1056. — stats on OR postions
  1057. — OR jobs - more stats
  1058. — Linear programming in forest management
  1059. — OR and container ships
  1060. — History of Linear Programming
  1061. — Simplex method of solving linear programs
  1062. — Stochastic programming links
  1063. — I’m back!
  1064. — OR Overview
  1065. — Testing Meme Propagation In Blogspace: Add Your Blog!
  1066. — Justice Stevens
  1067. — Strict Constitutionalism
  1068. — Strict Constitutionalism, part 2: are we that close to the edge of totalitarianism?
  1069. — Anyone who has no spiritual aspirations is an idiot
  1070. — Boring!
  1071. — tolerance of action or thought?
  1072. — the weak noise of her eyes easily files my impatience to an edge
  1073. — Political theory
  1074. — Brad is sane?
  1075. —  Tyler adds his thoughts… Here are Brad DeLong’…
  1076. — This seems useful…  A plea from an undergrad: w…
  1077. — Liberal = Dogmatist?
  1078. — Nice.
  1079. — Dynamic scoring
  1080. — On to sophomore calculus…
  1081. — A cure for cancer?
  1082. — You are a GRAMMAR GOD! If your mission in life is…
  1083. — Wow!
  1084. — What!
  1085. — Tax relief for the rich means less job growth?
  1086. — GDP numbers, the long view
  1087. — Existence, what is it good for
  1088. — Priorities
  1089. — Ralph for President!
  1090. — Ralph don’t run?
  1091. — Log diving
  1092. — Rough draft: sop take 2
  1093. — Rough draft: statement of purpose take 3 (updated, again)
  1094. — Intro, redux
  1095. — Statistics and anecdotes
  1096. — Rough draft: statement of purpose
  1097. — ‘There are no atheists in foxholes’ isn’t an argum…
  1098. — Applying to Davis?
  1099. — UC Davis placement
  1100. — Bit head
  1101. — Why grad school?
  1102. — David Kay Biography
  1103. — hey, my ex-writing teacher can write!
  1104. — Irony, I think
  1105. — World Peace
  1106. 2003
    — An ‘A’ in Math 1B
  1107. — Political quiz
  1108. — Japan
  1109. — He was my North, my South, my East and West, / My …
  1110. — Have some…
  1111. — I got dumber in the last 30 minutes…
  1112. — I liked the first test better… (see below)
  1113. — WMD strike in Iraq?
  1114. — Feasibility
  1115. — Theresa on the fone
  1116. — LA demands niggardly speach for master and slave hard drives
  1117. — Dichotomies
  1118. — my first grey hair
  1119. — GRE test scores are in
  1120. — What are my chances of getting in?
  1121. — I’d laugh if I wasn’t crying… Hitchens at it ag…
  1122. — Term limits
  1123. — Hey, I’m 188 centimeters tall. And I’m 80 Kilogra…
  1124. — Anti-war, pre/post-war
  1125. — If they can hump, why can’t they marry?
  1126. — It’s too bad that I don’t trust Economists
  1127. — Question of utmost importance #2
  1128. — second gre practice test
  1129. — The Observer on fallen soldiers: "I am staggered t…
  1130. — Veterans Day
  1131. — GRE
  1132. — Lessig unsure on symmetry
  1133. — Google Deskbar
  1134. — Political compass
  1135. — Economy and precision in partisan language
  1136. — Back on the fence
  1137. — All the labors of the ages, all the devotion, all …
  1138. — Dean screwed up
  1139. — I’m not sure what is "OUT-FREAKING-RAGEOUS"
  1140. — Question of utmost importance #1
  1141. — Random MLC thought #2
  1142. — If they lack legitimacy, yeah, they are terrorists!
  1143. — Random MLC thought #1
  1144. — Does anyone else think the eyeball icon on the itu…
  1145. — Heh. I added a ‘favicon’ to the blog: It’s…
  1146. — Leadership
  1147. — redemption
  1148. — fun with statistics
  1149. — Republican’s lie… yep, and so do Democrats and Independents
  1150. — I’ve seen that face before, that face that I see in the mirror
  1151. — But why is it important?
  1152. — Starwars sends the wrong message, I’m afraid
  1153. — Theists aren’t as rational as they think
  1154. — gre practice test I
  1155. — gre practice test I part 2
  1156. — gre practice test I - results
  1157. — Con te partirò
  1158. — Oddly Unclear on the Concept
  1159. — And don’t think that Brad De Long has a chance at …
  1160. — Russian Ark - Update
  1161. — I love the French - part 1
  1162. — Yahoo! News - World Photos - Reuters
  1163. — Metaphors
  1164. — Today was my first day of class at DeAnza. I’m ta…
  1165. — Russian Ark - going in
  1166. — Bowling for Columbine - Going in There’s much c…
  1167. — Bowling for Columbine - Coming out Trust. Fear…
  1168. — This war on terrorism is bogus
  1169. — ‘People loved us’ - Back in Humboldt after the Ira…
  1170. — A new book wrestles with monogamy and its modern d…
  1171. — Confirmation bias The greatest lesson learned i…
  1172. — Jobless recovery aka Productivity-cushioned recess…
  1173. — Glenn Loury
  1174. — Failing at Living / It’s a blackboard jungle out t…
  1175. — Star Telegram | 09/01/2003 | Watering the driest t…
  1176. — HMC Calculus Tutorial A nice review of Calculus…
  1177. — Wired 11.09: PowerPoint Is Evil I’m of two mind…
  1178. — I’ve updated my home page and I’ve added my resume…
  1179. — DRAFT Book Review: A Heartbreaking Work of Stagger…
  1180. — I’m at work now and I can’t comment on this post f…
  1181. — John Robb’s Weblog "NEVER (under any circumstan…
  1182. — Forever gone
  1183. — Digital makeover Frankly, I think her belly but…
  1184. — Californians against opportunistic celebrity fuckw…
  1185. — Documented life I suppose I’d just be finishing…
  1186. — I’ll come back to this article about product devel…
  1187. — The American government’s accounts look about as r…
  1188. — Bloggers Select The 15 Greatest Movies Of All-Time…
  1189. — Just Because I’m A Woman How can you not love D…
  1190. — FRBSF: Economic Letter - Unemployment and Producti…
  1191. — What Do Graduate Schools Want?
  1192. — EconLog, High income and Wealth: Library of Econom…
  1193. — Questions To Ask When Thinking About Pursuing a Ph…
  1194. — Three Pillars of Learning - Depth; What ideas are…
  1195. — Letters of Rec for old farts like me (I’m 5 years …
  1196. — Books to Study Before Going to Graduate School in …
  1197. — Thomas Sowell: Who’s Rich Sowell points out tha…
  1198. — The Wedge Between Output and Employment Growth: Ar…
  1199. — Web Allows People Like You And Me to Spot Trends….
  1200. — War Overview
  1201. — Len Burman et al. on the Alternative Minimum Tax …
  1202. — Tony Blair for President Funny.
  1203. — Tony Blair’s speech to Congress Blair for Presi…
  1204. — Mankiw vs. Greenspan?
  1205. — Neo-conned A seemingly objective and well thoug…
  1206. — Movie review: Flash Dance Dreams Alex is a wel…
  1207. — Coldplay Lyrics: The Scientist The Scientist …
  1208. — Coldplay Lyrics: A Warning Sign A warning sign…
  1209. — Marriage ‘tames’ geniuses, criminals Hah! I kn…
  1210. — Americans must preserve institution of marriage …
  1211. — Randy E. Barnett on Supreme Court & Sodomy on Nati…
  1212. — Put up or shut up It’s time that I put my words…
  1213. — The final irony If postmodernism is irony, what…
  1214. — AlterNet: Strom Won’t Be Missed I think Christo…
  1215. — The new gloomsayers America is an empire. Call…
  1216. — Tomorrow Needless to say, the two days since Th…
  1217. — Getting into the act You know. I have things t…