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11-09-2023 06:49:08
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Long in the making: The history of design education (and management science) at the Bauhaus, and the things we can learn from it for economic design. Aptly titled, "The Bauhaus and economic design" on econpatterns. econpatterns.substack.com/p/the-bauhaus-β¦
There's a non-zero chance that sometime in the not-so-far future we will think of the βBayesian Revolutionβ in the same way we think of the βMarginal Revolutionβ. New newsletter out on econpatterns. econpatterns.substack.com/p/beliefs-beliβ¦
New blog post: Beliefs, Belief Propagation and Belief Clusters, by π ΎοΈπππ§ππ£ π ±οΈππππ econpatterns cybercat.institute/2024/08/15/belβ¦
Despite its bad reputation, "flat earth" is a perfectly scientific, mathematically grounded, and highly useful model of reality. "On modeling" is out on econpatterns.
Delighted to announce the publication of my book ππ°π₯π¦πππͺπ―π¨ ππΆπ³π°π±π¦, with Antonella Rancan (#PalgravePivot Palgrave Economics)! A new look into the role of multi-country macroeconometric modelling in the building of the European Union. Overview: link.springer.com/book/10.1007/9β¦
New post: On Modelling, by π ΎοΈπππ§ππ£ π ±οΈππππ econpatterns cybercat.institute/2024/09/02/on-β¦
Art in economics typically pops up as a byproduct of a prosperous society to help wealthy patrons show off their refinement. How we have to tweak economics to come to conclude that art creates prosperity is the topic of the new econpatterns newsletter. econpatterns.substack.com/p/art-science-β¦