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PERMANENT LINK | JANUARY 24, 2006

How to Get in the Financial Times

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How economics is changing:

A few years ago, the Financial Times discussed my article on systematically biased beliefs about economics.

A few days ago, the Financial Times discussed my blog on the economics of dental hygiene.


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COMMENTS (2 to date)
dearieme writes:

Then write a piece on biased beliefs about dental flossing and see what they do about it.

Posted January 25, 2006 4:00 AM
Tim Worstall writes:

So what you’re saying is either do some real and important economic research or get Tim Harford round to read your blog?

Posted January 25, 2006 6:51 AM
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