Sunday, April 3

A Couple of Great Posts

by Jane Galt.
The first has some ridiculous suggestions, but I like it anyway.
To unfairly summarize the second, she argues that advocates of liberal social policy fall into the basic fallacy that economists are so well acquainted with: they think about themselves instead of the marginal case. This interests me more in a different context, like today's Motley Fool broadcast, where they suggested buying stocks in companies whose products one likes. But what if I like what no one else likes?

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