My student, research assistant, and co-author Steve Miller defended his dissertation today. He’s doing some very creative work on IQ, education, and political economy, including:
Miller has taken a position at Western Carolina University. So if you feel like the Biltmore would be a lot more fun if you could talk economics during the tour, you’re in luck!
May 2 2006
I can't believe that Bryan wrote about people getting upset about high gas prices without mentioning anti-market bias. This is the perfect example of the public thinking that high prices are due to an outbreak of excess greed (profits are up! must be due to greed!). Bryan, I've got a recommendation for you. Read ...
May 2 2006
Jane Galt tries to explain why people freak out about gas prices. My thoughts: 1) Most Americans buy gas at least once a week 2) They buy a lot of it 3) They buy it by itself--if the price of milk or orange juice rises, it gets lost in the overall grocery bill, which is still falling in real terms. 4) The price is ...
May 2 2006
My student, research assistant, and co-author Steve Miller defended his dissertation today. He's doing some very creative work on IQ, education, and political economy, including: a neat critique of Thomas Dee's well-known article on the civic returns of education, and the first paper that re-examines the tendency...
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Steve Miller
May 4 2006 at 5:53am
You’re too kind.
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