We are so back

I would rather not

Unfortunate victims of the correlation between how much your time is valued and your proximity to the rail station, hence some speakers hosted at Nuffield and SBS

Just got my bike back from the shop, unfortunately that goes so far with the overlapping seminar times

I was planning on returning to the UK to finish my studies anyways, but the NHS surcharge is a much better deal than paying market rate for insurance back in the US since I did not have coverage from my job, particularly as a young person with limited health risk

One thing they never warn you about attending a renowned university is that there are too many interesting guest speakers and they will often be scheduled at the same time on opposite ends of campus

People will post “I’m ideology X and every ideology Y I’ve met thinks…” and it’s immediately clear that they’ve only ever engaged with politics online

When you put it like that, it becomes apparent that the Vermont political identity is as much inherited from New France as New England

This happened to me a few months ago, so I just moved to the UK

Well, sometimes a pure-strategy equilibrium doesn’t exist so firms adopt mixed-strategy pricing, drawing from a probability distribution of prices determined by heterogeneity in consumer price sensitivity and information constraints

Usual suspects

Disheartening, but not surprising, to see tenured academics in my field join in on bashing humanities and social sciences job postings as though economic history and research on social change and cultural causes of development are somehow going to escape the cuts being invited

The only thing standing in the way of multipolar destabilization is hegemonic destabilization

Well, claims to be

Not this year, but we’ll see

The irony is that state and local public finance represents some of my most orthodox economic positions