World War II through a different lens
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An occasionally tactless economist opines on economics, politics and everything else. 
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Disclaimer: This blog reflects my personal views and is in no way representative of those of my employer or my mum. To make sure no misunderstanding arises and their lives stay stress-free, I will remain anonymous.
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- Will the iphone blend?
- Bruce Bueno de Mesquita
- Wish you were here
- Does being beautiful mean being average?
- A breath of fresh air
- Corporate Social Responsibility: hijacking democracy?
- Friday Special 25
- Plagiarism, of a cute nature
- Doda
- World War II through a different lens
- I can't wait to lay my hands on one of those
- Very mean and sucks at math
- Markets in everything, attention edition
- We'll fight to the end - and beyond
- Reflections on blogging
- Does charity make you rich?
- On the third hand...
- Man, good effort but then you mess it up
- Statistical significance
- Undercover Economist joins the blogosphere-proper
- Friday Special 24
- Another Chinese toy recalled due to health and saf...
- Nobel laureates behaving badly
- Cancel that holiday and start swearing
- Find a match made in heaven, POTUS edition
- Madam Ruby's
- The irrelevance of motive to the moral content of ...
- C'mon England!
- Optical illusions
- Roberto Madrazo, you made my day
- Friday Special 23
- Spare me the moralising
- Fair voting weights
- Why I don't enjoy riding London minicabs
- Appendix not useless after all
- The stripping tipping cycle
- Northern Rock
- Blogrush: dodgy math and lies
- Multicollinearity
- World Freedom Atlas
- Ig nobel prizes: Gay Bombs and hamsters on viagra
- Friday Special 22
- The 2008 US Federal Budget
- Maps of Europe
- Visualise Wikipedia
- Quote of the day
- Does learning economics make you happy?
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