Monthly Archives: July 2012

Commentary on the LIBOR scandal and future shipping date information

Yesterday the following piece was published by “The Daily Observer” in Pembroke, Ontario, concerning the LIBOR interest-rate fixing scandal. Confidence and Lies submitted version As well, I would like to inform people that as my distributor will be returning from … Continue reading

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A more precise way to portray externality problems

On the OCC last month I asked if someone could explain to me why the source of the externality matters when drawing externality diagrams. Thankfully, Peter Rock sent my question along to Ellie Tragakes, who in turn was very gracious … Continue reading

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