--- Bryan Caplan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [The median voter] probably passed the whole year without even remembering
> the existence of accounting regulations! The median voter thus favored
> the status quo by default.
That is somewhat toward my point. But it's not that Mr. Median "favored"
<< I think you're underestimating the massive effects of state capitalist
intervention not only individuallly, but the synergy between them.
Regarding transportation subsidies alone, Tibor Machan wrote a good article
for The Freeman (August 99, I think) against not on
The best text is Jeffrey Wooldridge's Introductory Econometrics: A
Modern Approach. Supplement with Peter Kennedy's A Guide to
Econometrics (a must have.)
Alex
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The Independent Institute
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>From: "Gray, Lynn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>Do you typically purchase a beverage when you order take out? I know I
>don't
>(just take the food home and drink whatever we have there). If and I don't
>think I am mistaken on this restaurants have a higher margin on beverages
>than food would this
At that level, I'm a big fan of Wooldridge's "Introductory Econometrics:
A Modern Approach" from South-Western College Publishing.
Noel
Dr. Noel D. Campbell
Asst. Prof. of Business Administration
North Georgia College & St. Univ.
Dahlonega, GA 30597
(706)864-1621
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>Subject: The Public Believes in Mean Reversion
Gee, so do I. The question, as Mr. Dumpty might have put it, is to
which mean are we reverting? Makes a couple of hundred (or more)
points' -- and a direction - difference.
Michael
A kind of funny result from Excite's informal poll: 48% surveyed think
that the Dow will rise over the next month, vs. 32% who think it will
fall.
http://poll.excite.com/poll/results.jsp?cat_id=1
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Prof. Bryan Caplan
Department of Economics Ge
Dear armchairs,
I'm looking for a comprehensible and practical textbook in econometrics (beginners up
to intermediate level)for self-study. Can you give me some recommendations.
Thanks!
Steffen
Fred Foldvary wrote:
>
> If, as I think is evident, lax accounting rules contributed siginficantly to
> the currrent financial scandals and stock-market decline, then it must be, if
> the median-voter hypothesis is correct, that the median voter favored such
> legal larceny as not requiting optio
Do you typically purchase a beverage when you order take out? I know I don't
(just take the food home and drink whatever we have there). If and I don't
think I am mistaken on this restaurants have a higher margin on beverages
than food would this explain at least part of your question?
Lynn
What are you talking about? Is the average member of the public really
expected to have kept up with how full and fair reporting by accountants
walked off this path? And how many political lobbyists prevented putting
tihs right for a long while now? I dont think that the average voter has
ever tho
A book recently published (see below) looks interesting to me. Anyone
who has an opinion (informed or otherwise) on its value, I would
appreciate your thoughts. (Also, why does it retail at $110!?)
June 2002 - New Publications
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If, as I think is evident, lax accounting rules contributed siginficantly to
the currrent financial scandals and stock-market decline, then it must be, if
the median-voter hypothesis is correct, that the median voter favored such
legal larceny as not requiting options to be expensed or not clearly
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