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February 11, 2015 We’re working on an episode about behavior change — essentially, how to get yourself to do the things you should be doing but ...
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Great Companies Needed
My good friend and colleague John List has very ambitious summer plans. We’ve both believed for a long time that the combination of creative economic thinking and randomized experiments has the ...
New Miracle Sleep Aid Discovered!
New Miracle Sleep Aid Discovered! - Freakonomics ...
What Happens When Poor Pregnant Women Are Given Medicaid Coverage?
March 30, 2015 We’ll be putting out a new Freakonomics Radio episode later this week on the use of RCTs (randomized controlled trials) in ...
A Would-Be Freakonomist in Kyrgyzstan Needs Your Help
A Would-Be Freakonomist in Kyrgyzstan Needs Your Help - Freakonomics ...
Should I Work for an “Evil” Company?
Should I Work for an "Evil" Company? - Freakonomics ...
Religiosity: Good for Society, Bad for Innovation?
In a new working paper, Roland Benabou, Davide Ticchi, and Andrea Vindigni follow up their earlier paper which found “a robust negative association between religiosity and patents per ...
Read an Early Excerpt from When to Rob a Bank
Read an Early Excerpt from When to Rob a Bank - Freakonomics ...
The Annual Freakonomics Kentucky Derby Predictions
May 1, 2015 (Photo: Florian Christoph) Almost a decade of blogging had worn me down, but after some time off, I’m ready to jump back in the ...
Do We Owe This Boyfriend an Apology?
Do We Owe This Boyfriend an Apology? - Freakonomics ...
Any Strategic Reading Tips for a Survivor Applicant?
Any Strategic Reading Tips for a Survivor Applicant? - Freakonomics ...
Quite Possibly the Most Flattering E-Mail Ever
Many people have written many nice things to us over the years. (Of course some people have written some not-so-nice things too.) But the following is my favorite, or at least my new favorite: ...
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