Reviving Economics

Dedicated to dismantling the Ivory Tower and attempting, in some small way, to help revive the social science of economics.

Friday, August 31, 2007

Stephen Dubner Acts Like a Jerk

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In a recent blog posting on the popular "Freakonomics" website (which I say for fear Dubner might humiliate me on his blog too), ...
Wednesday, August 29, 2007

Katrina

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For all the solemn things we learned in the Katrina aftermath, we also learned a less profound thing - that supply and demand is a powerful ...
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SAT scores in Indiana fall!!! (by six points)

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The news in my state is going crazy ( 2 ) over the fact that SAT score average fell from 1493 to 1487 for this graduating class. I'm gon...
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Tuesday, August 28, 2007

I agree - mostly

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Mises.org on State Economic Development. Since I work in economic development, I see the costs and benefits of it up-close - and I think I c...

How much to replace property taxes?

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Indiana estimates that property taxes could be eliminated altogether by: "increase the state sales tax from 6 percent to 13.2 percent o...
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Saturday, August 25, 2007

This endless game of whack-a-mole

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It's like I'm 11 again and playing whack-a-mole at a roller skating rink. When we aren't going round in circles, we are playin...
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Friday, August 24, 2007

Union Power at its worst---est

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This morning, the entire city of Indianapolis had its public transporation (bus system) shut down during the morning rush hour due to a disp...
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Garth A Brazelton
Indianapolis, IN
I work for the Indiana Economic Development Corporation as the Director of Operations and Business Systems, and I teach macroeconomics at Indiana University (Indianapolis). Previously, I was an Economist at the US DOT in Cambridge, MA. This blog does not represent the opinions of any of these organizations.
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