In its ratings of economics blogs, “Top 200 Influential Economics Blogs – Aug 2013,” Onalytica Indexes ranks Econlog as 12th out of 200! Congratulations to my fellow Econ(b)loggers.
Aug 22 2013
Avik Roy and I went back and forth by e-mail throughout the day yesterday about my blog post on his article. I still thought he was wrong. But what convinced me was the comment on my post by "Handle." I probably can't say it better than Handle and so I won't try. The key word that I somehow missed was the government...
Aug 22 2013
Here are a few things I've read (and re-read) recently: 1. Charles Murray, American Exceptionalism: An Experiment in History. This is a short and useful tract--it's 50 pages and pocket-sized--on what made the US unique, what continues to make it unique, and what we're losing. While Murray mentions some of the exceptio...
Aug 22 2013
In its ratings of economics blogs, "Top 200 Influential Economics Blogs - Aug 2013," Onalytica Indexes ranks Econlog as 12th out of 200! Congratulations to my fellow Econ(b)loggers.
READER COMMENTS
bobroberts17e1
Aug 22 2013 at 12:43pm
The whole reason I found Econlog was because it was in the Wall Street Journal’s “Top 20” Economics Blogs a few years back.
So to hear it is number 12 now is fantastic! I can’t think of a better way to spend my lunch breaks. Thanks for all the great insights and thought provoking discussion!
David R. Henderson
Aug 22 2013 at 12:46pm
@bobroberts17e1,
Thanks.
Douglass Holmes
Aug 22 2013 at 1:42pm
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Brian
Aug 22 2013 at 1:58pm
Well deserved. Congrats!
dave smith
Aug 22 2013 at 2:44pm
I’d rate you higher. I recomend this blog, cafehayek, marginalrevoultion, Krugman and Thoma to my students.
DJ
Aug 22 2013 at 5:52pm
EconLog is by far my favorite economics blog. I save EconLog for last on my reading list so that I can end my day on an intellectual high note. Not does it offer insightful and unique commentary, but also it provides a genuinely respectful and gentlemanly atmosphere(avoiding the main drawback, in my opinion, of the internet–unecessary/excessive snark and/or vitriol).
Thanks for all that you’ve done in helping my own intellectual development.
Art Carden
Aug 23 2013 at 9:48am
Thank you all. I’m honored to be part of the EconLog team.
Daniel Artz
Aug 23 2013 at 1:30pm
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