Sunday assorted links
1. The fight over Romansh (New Yorker). 2. How well can LLMs grade? 3. Kelsey Piper responds on Mississippi. She
Welcome to the Crazy CAFE
To let Americans buy smaller cars, Trump had to weaken fuel-efficiency standards. Does that sound crazy? Small cars, of course,
Pharma supply is elastic
The crux of the problem is that the IRA imposes price caps that shorten the effective life of a patent
Alles ist verloren…
一切都結束了, 所有都失去咗 or whatever language you want to put it in. Bloomberg: “Trump Says He Has Made His Choice to
Clifford Winston: “Market Corrections Not Government Interventions”
That’s the title of a new book (Palgrave MacMillan) by Clifford Winston, Senior Nonresident Fellow in Economic Studies at Brookings.
Side-Walking Problems
Local Law 11 requires owners of New York City’s 16,000-plus buildings over six stories to get a “close-up, hands-on” facade
Nano Banana Pro does Marginal Revolution
Via Rohit Krishnan. The post Nano Banana Pro does Marginal Revolution appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION. Source link
I talk with Michael Klein
Name: Greg Mankiw Location: United States I am the Robert M. Beren Professor of Economics at Harvard University. I use
“Until we hear Brazil get mentioned, I wouldn’t get excited”
That’s Jason Miller, supply chain expert at MSU, noting 40% tariff to remain on Brazilian coffee (and
UCSD Faculty Sound Alarm on Declining Student Skills
The UC San Diego Senate Report on Admissions documents a sharp decline in students’ math and reading skills—a warning that