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Economics One
johnbtaylorsblog.blogspot.com - 9/23/2009
Economics One
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Today was the first lecture of thirty-five or so lectures I will give this fall in Stanford’s Economics 1, the namesake of this Blog. Enrollment is way up. The financial crisis is naturally generating a great deal of interest in economics. In the meantime, the financial crisis is generating a ...

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