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Research finds that dogs can smell your stress – and make decisions accordingly NPR World markets are always under the Anadolu Agency Amazon Shares Slide […]

Yves here. Rajiv Sethi makes an important point: that the extreme events of the presidential election have been so far out that they make most […]

This is all from an anonymous reader, not me, but I won’t back down: “Hello Tyler, I enjoyed your post – I’m tired of this […]

From PredictIt Presidential Election Winner, 54 Dem / 48 Rep: Source link

In his excellent post titled “Fixing the Economy, Try it Teaching Economists,” Alex Salter does a good survey of some of the best books for […]

That’s the subject of an article by Christopher Condon, in Bloomberg a few days ago. What is the evidence? Figure 1 shows the trade-weighted dollar-denominated […]

One of the many difficulties that comes with trying to use polling data to measure “public opinion” (whatever that means) is that you can get […]

Why do most economic historians ignore the benefits of the largest free trade area in history: within the US! Thanks to the “quiet” commerce clause […]

1. Why did architectural decoration decline? 2. Patrick McKenzie on the Crowdstripe failure. 3. David Brooks on AI (NYT). 4. I’ve already linked to this […]

Yesterday, I asked if the odds were changing. From midnight on PredictIt: As of now at 11am ET:     Source link