- A Question on Pareto Efficiency
A Question on Pareto Efficiency
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in Public bookmarks - Advertisements as a Revenue Source
Here we look at the question "Can Advertisements Help Us Give Away Free Food?" If we put enough ads on hamburger boxes can we make a profit even if we give the hamburger away for free?
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in Public bookmarks - Arbitrage in the Sports Gambling Market
An examination of the concept of arbitrage through looking at arbitrage opportunities in the sports gambling market.
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in Public bookmarks - Are Credit Cards A Form Of Money_
Are credit cards are a from of money? An interesting and unusual question about! Let's take a look at what is considered to be money and where credit cards fit in.
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in Public bookmarks - Are recessions good for the economy_
If recessions were necessary to "clean the fat out of the system", we'd expect to see there to be a lot of bankruptcies and firm closures during recessions and little during booms. The data, however does not support this.
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in Public bookmarks - Does Freer Trade Mean Lower Environmental Standards_
The primary concern of the environmental lobbies is that further trade liberalization through the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) initiative will have adverse consequences on the environment. Is free trade bad for the environment?
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in Public bookmarks - Economic Education Web EcEdWeb
in Public bookmarks by 3 users - FairTax - Income Taxes vs. Sales Taxes
Replacing the income tax with a sales tax (such as the FairTax) is a popular policy proposal. Here we look at the two different types of taxation and what the effect on the economy would be from a change to a national sales tax like FairTax from an income tax.
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in Public bookmarks - How Markets Use Information To Set Prices
Prices, and changes in prices, convey a lot of information. From an informational standpoint, contingent contracts are very nice. The use of contingent contracts and prices are explained.
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in Public bookmarks - How much is the per capita money supply in the U.S._
Here I answer the e-mail question "If all the money in the US was divided up evenly and given to every American over 21 or so, how much would each person get?" by examining the definitions of the M1, M2, and M3 money supply, then work on calculating what the money supply per capita is.
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in Public bookmarks - Insider Trading_ What did Martha Do_
Insider Trading: What did Martha Do? is a brief look at insider trading and why many forms of insider trading are illegal.
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in Public bookmarks - PinkMonkey.com Core Concepts Economics
in Public bookmarks - PinkMonkey.com Economics Study Guide
PinkMonkey.com-Free Online Economics Textbook and StudyGuide -The World's largest source of Free Booknotes/Literature summaries. Hundreds of titles online for FREE 24 hours a day.
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in Public bookmarks - The Effect of Income Taxes on Economic Growth
What effect do income taxes have on economic growth? Will lower income tax rates lead to higher growth, or will they just line the pockets of the rich?
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in Public bookmarks - The Logic of Collective Action
Why do so many government policies make such little economic sense? The best answer I've seen to this question comes from The Logic of Collective Action. Mancur Olson's The Logic of Collective Action explains why some groups are able to have a larger influence on government policy than others.
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in Public bookmarks - The Softwood Lumber Dispute
The softwood lumber dispute is actually a number of disputes which have gone on for over 20 years between the United States and Canada. The heart of the softwood lumber dispute is the claim of the United States that Canada is unfairly subsidizing Canadian lumber production.
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in Public bookmarks - TIGHTWAD CENTRAL... Dedicated to empowering people via personal economics. Finances, Frugality and Freebies. Income Secrets ...
Tightwad Central is dedicated to consumer economics empowerment. THE source for conserving financial resources and building fiscal strength and discipline. Money Secrets. Savings. Frugality. Freebies.
in Unsorted Bookmarks - We Will Never Run Out of Oil
For as long as I can remember, I've been hearing that the world oil supply will run out in a few decades. I remember quite vividly growing up in the early 1980's hearing that there wouldn't be any oil left by the time I learned how to drive. Fortunately the prediction of a depleted oil supply never came true.
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in Public bookmarks - What is Arbitrage_
Article answers the following question: What is arbitrage? What markets do arbitrageurs usually trade on? The answers to your arbitrage questions right here.
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in Public bookmarks - What is deflation and how can it be prevented_
Deflation and Printing Money: Is the problem that there is more to printing money than printing money? Is in fact the way printed money gets into circulation, that the fed buys bonds, and thus get money into the economy? When the government prints money it causes inflation. Would printing more money cure deflation?
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