Need for Risk: The Details
Austin Frakt
August 18, 2009
This post has been cited in the Carnival of Personal Finance #219, hosted by Your Money Relationships. This is the sixth in a series of
This post has been cited in the Carnival of Personal Finance #219, hosted by Your Money Relationships. This is the sixth in a series of
The 2/3 of the average problem posed on Friday is a well known puzzle in game theory, and it illustrates some fundamental game theoretic concepts.
Here’s a well known and subtly interesting game. If it is new to you, ponder it for a bit of weekend fun. Or better, pose
This is the first of an occasional series of posts that summarize my academic journal articles. This post has been cited in the 20 August
I’m always looking for high quality audio content to enjoy via podcast on my long commute by foot and rail. On the suggestion of Josh
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This is a follow-up to an earlier post about the fact that the Massachusetts Department of Revenue (DoR) seemed to have lost my 2008 tax
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I keep coming back to this question: if a health insurer has considerable market power (even to the point of monopsony) will that translate to lower premiums
One doesn’t read about financial markets long before encountering the efficient market hypothesis (EMH). A great deal has been written about the EMH and it
Many bloggers post lists of links to stuff they find interesting. I don’t do that because it isn’t valuable to me. If something isn’t worth
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