November 10, 2008
The State of Conservatism
November 10, 2008
Kling on Financial Markets
November 10, 2008
Lectures on Macroeconomics, No. 3
November 9, 2008
Lectures in Macro, No. 2
November 8, 2008
Unpresidential Remarks
November 8, 2008
Lectures in Macroeconomics, No. 1
November 8, 2008
More on Autos
November 8, 2008
The Economics of the Auto Industry
November 7, 2008
Why the Left Should Not Forgive the American Voter
A debate at 6:00 in the evening? That makes it pretty much impossible for those working in the district to attend. If it were at all feasible I would certainly go.
So maybe the solution is to force my entire office to attend.
If everyone *anywhere* is required to attend, and expenses are paid ... I'm there!
How paternalistic of you! Clearly you're on Balan's side.
Forcing everyone to attend would be counterproductive. It would only create a black market in alternative Wednesday evening activities. I think the children would lose out the most.
I would suggest that it be compulsory for those nearby whom are the subjects of this debate.
Bah, that should be who, not whom.
Ack! Arg! Would definitely love to see this (and the rest of the GMU econ staff in hot debate action), but prior plans dictate. Sooner notice next time?