May 4, 2011 at 4:30 pm
Don Taylor- GAO reports on use of Recovery Act funds for clean drinking water projects and budget enforcement mechanisms from todayand one from February 2011 on available debt ceiling maneuvers
- Hamilton College class project: evaluating the reliability of pundit prognostication; Krugman was the best assessed and Cal Thomas the worst
- CMS Report on physician quality and e-prescribing
- Center on Budget and Policy Priorities: Paul Van de Water’s testimony today to Senate Finance Committee on budget enforcement mechanisms
- Miller-McCune wants to decriminalize drugs, not legalize them
update: corrected the affiliation of Paul Van de Water; I am sorry for the error
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by Adam Washington on May 5th, 2011 at 09:12
Regarding the Hamilton College class project: See also Megan McArdle’s post on this topic.
by Austin Frakt on May 5th, 2011 at 09:25
I think there’s a real lack of understanding by many about what should be taken seriously and what should be taken with a mountain of salt and/or completely ignored for all but entertainment value. Guess which category I think the Hamilton College class project is in? For that matter, guess which category I think pundit prognostication in general is in? In fact, the world is full of noise with very little sound data analysis of important questions, let alone funding for such things.