"Why Economists Are Right: Rational Expectations and the Uncertainty Principle in Economics - Part I" by David Levine
"Why Economists Are Right: Rational Expectations and the Uncertainty Principle in Economics - Part II" by David Levine
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In his paper, "Skill Uncertainty, Skill Accumulation, and Occupational Choice", Professor Carl Sanders asks: Why do young workers change between occupations that don't share many skill required and tasks performed in common? Read more ...
"Anti-Malthus: Evolution, Population, and the Maximization of Free Resources" is one of Professor David Levine's recent studies, conducted with Salvatore Modica. They begin with the premise that Malthusian theory of evolution disregards a pervasive fact about human societies: expansion generally takes place through conflict and conquest. Read more ...