Date posted: January 30, 2008
In their seminal book “Imperfect Knowledge Economics. Exchange Rates and Risk” Roman Frydman and Michael D. Goldberg offer a first step towards a more realistic representation of individual demand.
Date posted: January 26, 2008
Occasionally I see a work of art that I would actually like to own. When I saw L'Ouled Naïl by Kees van Dongen it was love at first sight.
Date posted: January 26, 2008
The events of last week are an excellent example of the central argument made by Roman Frydman and Michael D. Goldberg in their seminal book “Imperfect Knowledge Economics. Exchange Rates and Risk”.
Date posted: January 20, 2008
“Imperfect Knowledge Economics. Exchange Rates and Risk” by Roman Frydman and Michael D. Goldberg is one of the most fascinating and topical books in economics to appear in recent years.
Holland Animation Film festival 2008
As with every edition of the Holland Animation Film festival there were too many films. And also as with every edition the films ranged from hilarious, touching and stunning to boring, tedious and outright dreadful.
I'm a cyborg is yet another highly intelligent movie by Park Chan-wook. It's also a visual treat and in its own special way profoundly moving.
Supplementary material for my review of Gregory Clark: A Farewell to Alms; Paul Collier: The Bottom Billion; and Dani Rodrik: One Economics, Many Recipes.
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