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7.07.2012

Weekend Links

1) On giving (bad) advice to kings (via bb)

2) The epidemiological transition as illustrated by cause of death (NEJM, also via bb)

3) The Cost of Friendship (NBER via, *cough cough*, Sol)

4) A popular press indictment of hurricane risk modeling

5) Estimating the welfare loss of natural disasters in developing countries using willingness to contribute labor (via Amir)

6) Visualizing an infection in real time (via Ram)

7) The New Yorker's top five TED talks (via Dave Pell)

8) Design and Analysis of a Text Mining Experiment (via Suresh)

9) Skill Premia in Commercialized Sex Markets

10) Michael Lewis on idiosyncratic human capital outcomes and public good provision (basically)
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