Caveat Archos

  So there are a couple of things that keep coming up in my class and I wanted outside input.  The first one is that my teachers are all very insistent that the tax cuts did not increase tax revenues, but made the budget deficit worse.  This assertion is contradictory to all the other sources […]

I’ve been less than diligent in my keeping up with my AIER brethren. I’m glad to see that many of you are doing well (passing “comps,” etc.) I thought I’d take a few minutes to submit a thought I had over the previous weeks that has been nagging me and see if any one agrees […]

I thought I would do a couple “First Day of…” to reflect both the first day of classes and also teaching. For me, I don’t start teaching until tomorrow but that post may end up being far more interesting than this one.
As I’ve noted in a previous post, UMass does not start out with your […]

  So it turns out that Christa’s lecture on Industrial Clusters this last summer is proving to be fairly useful.  That is the current topic in my Regional Development class, and I keep thinking to myself, “Didn’t we debunk this like last month?”
  Fortunately, it looks like the class is somewhat rounded in its take […]

[This post is from my personal website: getintuit.blogspot.com]
Law school may end up being one of the most fecund generators of ideas for this blog. I officially started on Monday (last Thursday and Friday most certainly DO NOT count. Orientation…bah!) and in my first class, Torts, I ran into an application of the Knowledge Problem Hayek […]