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» Nó na cabeça from De Gustibus Non Est Disputandum
Através do The Austrian Economists, cheguei neste paradoxo bacana, bolado pelo Richard Wagner (não o da ópera, meu favorito, mas o da George Mason University: The world is efficient today and it will be efficient tomorrow. Yet tomorrow's world will... [Read More]
» Nó na cabeça from De Gustibus Non Est Disputandum
Através do The Austrian Economists, cheguei neste paradoxo bacana, bolado pelo Richard Wagner (não o da ópera, meu favorito, mas o da George Mason University: The world is efficient today and it will be efficient tomorrow. Yet tomorrow's world will... [Read More]
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That's the feeblest alleged paradox I've seen in years. "Wagner" should have warned me.
Posted by: dearieme | January 05, 2006 at 03:02 AM
So you think that time has been effectively incorporated into neoclassical (Chicago school) economics?
Posted by: AJE | January 05, 2006 at 05:23 AM