Paul Samuelson Dead at 94
This is not sports-related, but it’s certainly economics-related. Paul Samuelson, the great liberal economist and Nobel laureate, has passed away at the age of 94. …
This is not sports-related, but it’s certainly economics-related. Paul Samuelson, the great liberal economist and Nobel laureate, has passed away at the age of 94. …
Doc, who’s spending the next few months teaching students econ in a castle in England has a great post on the difference between English football …
Relative bargaining power is a negotiator’s willingness and ability to accept a dispute. In actual negotiations, one negotiator never knows how much bargaining power his …
Today’s game of baseball ain’t your daddy’s game. Avon Products Inc. has signed Jeter to a deal in which it will create a men’s fragrance …
From the Bleacher Report, we have a list of 20 coaches who are supposedly being paid too much. College football coaches make incredible amounts of money …
When economists explain how firms make their choices when they are maximizing profits, it’s generally assumed that costs of production increase faster than revenue. When …
(Cross-posted at Market Power) If my team beats your team, you have to wear my team’s colors! Tom Long, chief marketing officer for Miller, sent …
According to this article in the Minneapolis Star Tribune, Hennepin County (which contains Minneapolis) and the Twins have agreed in principle to public funding for …
In 2009, the city of Chicago was actively competing to host the 2016 Summer Olympic Games, an Olympic gamble that could have brought international attention …
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Mizzou’s game against the Fighting Illini that will be played in St. Louis this year is not the blockbuster ticket that some hoped for: Matching …
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