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Saturday, July 07, 2012 How Zero Hedge makes your money vanish In 2001, Brad Barber and Terrance Odean published a very famous finance paper called " Boys Will Be Boys: Gender, Overconfidence, and Common Stock Investment ". The upshot is this: Theoretical models predict that overconfident investors trade excessively...Psychological research demonstrates that
Mandel on Innovation and Growth Matt Yglesias: Wrong Crisis? January 10, 2012 by Michael Mandel 2 Comments Matt Yglesias thinks that my Washington Monthly piece is talking about the crisis that “we should have had,” not the crisis we actually had. I think sections of Tyler Cowen’s The Great Stagnation are about the crisis we should have had, that Michael Spe
Sunday, August 21, 2011 Are we replacing robots with Chinese people? OK, REALLY, dissertation committee, this is my last blog post for a while. PROMISE. But this Tyler Cowen article was too good to pass up. I just had to blog it. The article is about new data that show that productivity growth has stagnated since 2009. There's lots of good stuff in the artic
Mandel on Innovation and Growth Noahpinion on China and robots August 22, 2011 by Michael Mandel 8 Comments Noahpinion gets what I’ve been trying to say, and says it better than I do in his post, “Are we replacing robots with Chinese people?” Here’s a meaty extract : I’ve been critical in the past of Mike Mandel’s thesis. After all, productivity gains from o
Sunday, August 21, 2011 Are we replacing robots with Chinese people? OK, REALLY, dissertation committee, this is my last blog post for a while. PROMISE. But this Tyler Cowen article was too good to pass up. I just had to blog it. The article is about new data that show that productivity growth has stagnated since 2009. There's lots of good stuff in the artic
Mandel on Innovation and Growth Noahpinion on China and robots August 22, 2011 by Michael Mandel 8 Comments Noahpinion gets what I’ve been trying to say, and says it better than I do in his post, “Are we replacing robots with Chinese people?” Here’s a meaty extract : I’ve been critical in the past of Mike Mandel’s thesis. After all, productivity gains from o
Skip to content Not Even Wrong Home Euclidean Twistor Unification Frequently Asked Questions ← Older posts Complexifying the Complex Posted on June 11, 2026 by woit I’ve been working recently on trying to understand exactly how Wick rotation works in two-dimensional conformal field theory. There is an analog there of some of the issues with Wick rotation of
Notes LA Observed Notes: Editor moves, NYT steps on JGold turf, jobs and more By Kevin Roderick | August 14, 2018 12:57 AM Split, spilt, what's the difference really? KCAL oops grabbed and submitted by Don Bentley. Our occasional roundup of news, notes and chatter. Between posts you can keep up with LA Observed on Twitter . We're also on Instagram . New Wall
Thursday, January 24, 2019 Book Review: "Stubborn Attachments", by Tyler Cowen Tyler was good enough to give me a review copy of his new book, " Stubborn Attachments: A Vision for a Society of Free, Prosperous, and Responsible Individuals ", so here is my review! This is a philosophy book. It tries to answer the question of what a society's priorities should
Monday, December 31, 2018 Central Banking Stories to Watch in 2019 Happy New Year, everybody! 2018 has been a quiet year for my blog, but productive on other fronts, as I've kept busy with research and my family. But here are a few central bank-related stories I'm interested in following in the new year. 1. New Governor at Reserve Bank of India Following the
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