*two years ago*

Thinking about Hilaree Nelson today. She died just one year ago. Her huge legacy as a badass role model for women lives on www.instagram.com/p/DAYRn7aSXe...

"Pourquoi les économistes se trompent-ils quasiment tous le temps?" (Spoiler: parce qu'il ne sont ni supposés ni en mesure de construire des boules de cristal) www.lesechos.fr/economie-fra...

This does look interesting -- "a biography of discounting" (cc @undercoverhist.bsky.social). One reason I am dubious about 'net worth' accounting for the private sector: discounting is both highly subjective and produces results that are extremely sensitive to initially imposed conditions.

JMjwmason.bsky.socialSep 25, 2024 1:15pm

Fascinating review of what looks like a very interesting book. www.bostonreview.net/articles/the...

A few weeks ago, I spoke on a panel about publishing at the CSWEP’s CeMENT workshop. I wanted to briefly share some of that advice here.

one for @hugocerqueira.bsky.social

Ahhh thanks Hugo for doing this. Who else doing history of economics is here on bluesky?

Is there something more beautiful than Bangalore trees?

Ellsberg, historicized, by Carlo Zappia and Ivan Moscati ejpe.org/journal/arti...

Human nature and economic rationality: Bloomsbury edition, by Soroush Marouzi papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....