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Update: I seriously feel guilty for writing politics in a physics blog. I personally sometimes get annoyed at reading politics on other non-political blogs, and I imagine you do too. That's why I happily encourage you not to read anything I write tagged with politics unless you like that sort of…
How critical is framing to effectively communicating about complex policy problems, especially under conditions of uncertainty? Just take a look at the debate over the economic crisis.
As I noted last week, the term "bailout" has locked in a specific framing of the issue that inflames populist…
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hos has a cathartic rant about the bailout
The TED spread is 3.86 this afternoon - that is after the bailout passed.
If you know what the TED spread is you should now be tasting vomit in your throat.
LIBOR is also spiking, natch.
The US usually quotes the "U3" index…
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Education and Career. From Flickr, by foundphotoslj
Politics. British anit-war protest. From Flickr, by dAVIDb1
Reader comments of the week:
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How did General Motors fly under the radar when they had hundreds of their employees vacationing last weekend at a resort in the Poconos. I work at the resort and can tell you that it's absolutely true!
Also, the resort (Woodloch Pines) is not a cheap resort to stay at. The bottom line was why where they even spending money like that when they are asking for bailout help.
I am deeply offended that my tax dollars are being spent by Chrysler during the BCS championship to promote the trucks which required the bailout to begin with.