Camille Paglia – #MeToo is Naive and Clueless
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in discrimination, economics of crime, economics of education, gender, law and economics Tags: law and order, political correctness
“The 30 billion dollar whim”
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A week or two back I foreshadowed a forthcoming paper by my former colleague Ian Harrison reviewing the Reserve Bank’s proposals under which the banks would have to greatly increase the volume of capital simply to carry on doing the business they are doing now.
Like me, Ian spent decades at the Reserve Bank. But much of his time was spent specifically in the area of banking regulation and bank supervision, including leading much of the modelling work done a few years ago as part of the Basle III process, which resulted in something like the current bank capital requirements. He knows the detail in this area, has consulted on this sort of stuff since leaving the Bank, and has invested a great deal of time and effort over the last couple of months in getting to grips with the Bank’s proposals, reviewing the various papers they’ve published, and…
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Debunking the myths of OCD – Natascha M. Santos
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in health economics Tags: economics of mental illness
Doping Doctor sketch – Tracey Ullman’s Show: Series 2 Episode 1 Preview – BBC One
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Climate economics (UG): The science of climate change
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Sammy Davis Jr. vs. Wilt Chamberlain | Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In
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Dr. Debra Soh – The politics of Feminism and Sex Research: Damage Control
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in discrimination, economics of education, gender Tags: political correctness, regressive left
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