If you like economics bloggers, you might enjoy watching the Kauffman Forum on Friday, March 30. Note that all times are central standard time (one hour earlier than eastern time).
The opening panel, on macroeconomic policy, is self-recommending. Brad DeLong, Scott Sumner, Tyler Cowen, and Karl Smith.
You’ve already seen what little I have to offer for my panel.
Mar 30 2012
I don't normally associate MIT with "funny," but David Autor's notes on signaling definitely qualify:Testing signaling versus human capital models of educationDoes it seem plausible that education serves (in whole or part) as a signal of ability rather than simply a means to enhance productivity?• You obviously learn...
Mar 29 2012
1. Timothy Taylor on the question of why different production techniques are used in different countries. 2. Don Boudreaux on how capital cannot just be reduced to its physical characteristics. I think that (2) provides insights that would help with (1).
Mar 29 2012
If you like economics bloggers, you might enjoy watching the Kauffman Forum on Friday, March 30. Note that all times are central standard time (one hour earlier than eastern time). The opening panel, on macroeconomic policy, is self-recommending. Brad DeLong, Scott Sumner, Tyler Cowen, and Karl Smith. You've alread...
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