Niloufar
From Marjane Satrapi's Persepolis.
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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.
Email meDisclaimer: 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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March
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- The law of one price, demonstrated
- Lunch with Jeremy Bentham
- Friday Special 47
- Niloufar
- A girl argues with God
- A free lunch tastes better
- 21 accents
- Friday Special 46
- In the long run it's only redistribution, and redi...
- £139.50 a year for this?
- Visit Greece
- The master economist
- Individuals and firms do not set prices
- Friday Special 45
- What are the odds?
- Roses are red, violets are blue, and correlation i...
- Don't believe everything you read in the papers
- A boy named Sue
- Testable theories
- Economics
- How would a world without oil look like?
- Friday Special 44
- Datacharmer's playlist
- One man
- The end of economics, and the end of physics
- Credible commitment
- The History of Economic Thought, cont.
- The History of Economic Thought in 10 easy steps
- Alfred Marshall
- You can't get more politically incorrect if you try
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