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Tyler Cowen

Economist at George Mason University; blogs at Marginal Revolution; hosts the podcast Conversations with Tyler

The latest interviews, podcast appearances, and blog posts from Tyler Cowen, updated daily.

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24 days ago
Aug 29

Costco facts of the day

Costco sold 157.4mn rotisserie chickens worldwide last year, almost double the number of a decade ago. “It’s $4.99 and for Costco members, that’s one fantastic deal.

Marginal REVOLUTION
24 days ago
Aug 29

*Visions from San Francisco Bay*

European and American capitalism were different. The violence of human clashes in America took place on the surface, in the open.

Marginal REVOLUTION
25 days ago
Aug 28

Tysons Corner (Alaska) fact of the day

The centerpiece is Tysons Corner Center, today the eighth largest mall in the country, and one of the largest sub-city-sized markets for office space.

Marginal REVOLUTION
25 days ago
Aug 28

Luke Burgis interviews Patrick Collison on aesthetics

It was very fun talking to @patrickc about New Aesthetics at the @ClunyInstitute ‘s conference last month.

Marginal REVOLUTION
25 days ago
Aug 28

Polling results on capitalism and socialism

The results suggest that the public is feeling down about capitalism but is still wary of full-blown socialism. And many are deciding whether a few socialist candidates might help shake up the system.

Marginal REVOLUTION
26 days ago
Aug 27

What should I ask Yiyang Zhuge (诸葛一杨), also known as Zhong Shu (仲树)?

Yes I will be doing a Conversation with her.

Marginal REVOLUTION
26 days ago
Aug 27

Important results on economic mobility

We use more than 900 million linked employer–employee records covering the entire formal workforce of Brazil to examine when cities provide upward mobility for the initially poor.

Marginal REVOLUTION
26 days ago
Aug 27

The least bad way to regulate AI?

That is the topic of my latest Free Press column. Excerpt: The key is to create some basic safeguards, but without stifling broader AI progress.

Marginal REVOLUTION
27 days ago
Aug 26

Daddy’s Girl

Using Danish registry data, we study how managers’ gender attitudes shape gender inequality in the workplace by exploiting the birth of a daughter – as opposed to a son – as a plausibly exogenous…

Marginal REVOLUTION
27 days ago
Aug 26

Overreaching causal language in the social sciences

Across the social sciences, many studies use cross-sectional designs that reveal associations but are generally unable to support direct causal claims, yet authors of such articles may make or imply…

Marginal REVOLUTION
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