It’s a comprehensive list of the “100 Best Blogs for Econ Students.” I’ve read about a fifth of these at some point. As always, I highly recommend Marginal Revolution, Becker-Posner, and Overcoming Bias, but most of these are quality economics blogs.
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Sorry for taking the title of this post from MR, but there really isn’t a better fitting one….
Since we’ve been out of the loop due to exam week, here’s a little recap of where Cornell…
After about 18 months of living in the stone age, the Review has finally returned to the internet!…
It is said that the best books don’t make you feel convinced, but instead make you feel as if you knew all along what they were going to say. Peter Thiel’s Zero To One: Notes on Startups, or How to Build the Future published in 2014 is one such work.
Via MR, here’s an interesting piece on the non-pecuniary benefits of schooling. The authors of the paper cited…
This is the exam week post, where we apologize for being Cornellians and having rather rigorous schedules during…
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