Neuroeconomics
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EconRAs
Former and current Econ RAs keeping in touch and posting about grad school and general nonsense.
Tuesday, September 12, 2006
Current Assignment
#6. MICRO, Old Prelims (personal practice exam sittings on Aug 17, 18)
Previous Assignments
#5. MICRO, 8102: All problems/exams
#4. MICRO, 8101: All problems/exams
#3. MACRO, 8107: All non-programming problems
#2. MACRO, 8106: PS2#4, PS2#5.1-5.3, PS3#1.1-1.4
#1. MACRO, 8105: PS2#1, PS4#1, PS4#2, Midterm#2, Final#2, Final#2a
Problems:
Mike's Corner
Almost all Friedman's public policy proposals are "based on just two fundamental principles. The first is that in the vast majority of situations, individuals know their own interests and what is good for them much better than government officials and intellectuals do. The second is that competition among providers of goods and services, including among producers of ideas and seekers of political office, is the most effective way to serve the interests of individuals and families, especially of the poorer members of society." -Gary Becker
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