1) The Narcissim of De-Extinction (via Ed Yong, whose weekly science links are excellent)
2) Temperature and migration in the long run
3) Nine Facts about Top Journals in Economics, some nice descriptive bibliometrics in the JEL
4) Was the spread of vegetarianism in India ultimately about carrying capacity and the caloric wastefulness of meat production?
5) When should we use sample weights? A guide (via Chris Blattman)
6) Angst, beer, and a psych theory on the origins of civilization (via Dave Pell)
7) Trickle-Down Consumption, or perhaps "Keeping up with the Joneses: the behavioral externalities of income inequality" (NBER)
8) And not unrelated, on education and equity: "When Finland's students scored so high on the first PISA survey in 2001, many Finns thought the results must be a mistake"
9) Double catastrophe: intermittent stratospheric geoengineering induced by societal collapse
10) Robert Reich on the role of charitable foundations and public goods provision (via MR)
2) Temperature and migration in the long run
3) Nine Facts about Top Journals in Economics, some nice descriptive bibliometrics in the JEL
4) Was the spread of vegetarianism in India ultimately about carrying capacity and the caloric wastefulness of meat production?
5) When should we use sample weights? A guide (via Chris Blattman)
6) Angst, beer, and a psych theory on the origins of civilization (via Dave Pell)
7) Trickle-Down Consumption, or perhaps "Keeping up with the Joneses: the behavioral externalities of income inequality" (NBER)
8) And not unrelated, on education and equity: "When Finland's students scored so high on the first PISA survey in 2001, many Finns thought the results must be a mistake"
9) Double catastrophe: intermittent stratospheric geoengineering induced by societal collapse
10) Robert Reich on the role of charitable foundations and public goods provision (via MR)
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