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Quote of the Day

Posted on 2016-12-26 by Garrett Wollman

Hey, it’s been a really long time since I posted a quote of the day. So here’s one for you all: A society in which smart, hard-working young people with generic ambitions tend to become hedge fund and private equity … Continue reading →

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Quote of the day: Dan Davies on “microfoundations of macroeconomics”

Posted on 2015-01-30 by Garrett Wollman

In the “Bull Market” collection on Medium, Dan Davies writes: The actual investment decision is carried out by a corporate manager. He wants to maximise his own income, so he is going to do what he thinks will generate a … Continue reading →

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Quote of the day

Posted on 2014-02-27 by Garrett Wollman

From Greg Shill, guest-blogging at The Conglomerate, of all places. He’s talking about a recent Kansas decision that found a sperm donor to be the legal father of a lesbian (ex-)couple’s child, despite all the parties having signed a contract … Continue reading →

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Some surprising words of wisdom from Ron Unz

Posted on 2014-02-15 by Garrett Wollman

Conservative activist Ron Unz would not exactly be my go-to person for economic analysis, but Mike Konczal draws attention to a 2012 article of Unz’s making the conservative case for increasing the minimum wage. Some choice quotations (footnotes omitted): On … Continue reading →

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