Managerial Econ
Economic Analysis of Business Practice
Friday, October 30, 2009
When does competition lead to higher prices?
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When firms compete on quality : Law school tuition has been rising since 1994, reaching as much as $50,000 per year when combined with fee...
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Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Equity versus Efficiency – Climate Edition
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As part of President Obama’s trip to China next month, he will try to reach an agreement on reducing global carbon emissions. China, underst...
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Moral Hazard and Yuppie 911
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What happens when you make it easier for hikers to be rescued if they get into trouble? Risky behavior increases, like more inexperienced h...
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Refugees from New York
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Those damned incentives : The average Manhattan taxpayer who left the state earned $93,264 a year. The average newcomer to Manhattan earned...
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Monday, October 26, 2009
McDonalds cannot compete in Iceland
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After the credit bubble burst, and the Icelandic krona collapsed, McDonald's has decided to go out of business. McDonald’s in Iceland, ...
Should Apple be charging $0.99 per song?
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New research by Joel Waldfogel suggests that the optimal price for a song is about $2.30, and that charging higher prices for more popular ...
It's the
Form
of the Incentives, Stupid
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I think that some of the more interesting work in economics looks at how people respond differently to monetary and non-monetary incentives....
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Defending the undefendable: insider trading
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Before there was Freakonomics and the Armchair Economist , there was Walter Block Defending the Undefendable . These arguments force student...
Friday, October 23, 2009
What is the cost of a Snickers bar?
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It depends on what you have to give up to get one.
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Why are kids in continental Europe so feckless?
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Its the incentives, stupid : In continental Europe a big part of an estate (often around half) is reserved for the surviving children of t...
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