by 1. Canada bans mass export of prescription drugs. 2. Andrew Gelman redux. And my earlier Bloomberg column on Heather Boushey. 3. The cheerleaders at least can earn big bucks (NYT). Arbitrage! 4. Update/revision: Wikipedia presents strongly conflicting accounts of the assassination in Iran. 5. Maybe repealing the Corn Laws didn’t really help Britain? Though it did help lower earners, that being offset in the aggregate by terms of trade effects that harmed the wealthy. Here is a related tweet storm. 6. Agnes Callard, impossible to excerpt, definitely recommended (NYT). 7. Deep Mind solves the protein-folding problem (!). The post Monday assorted links appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION.
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1. Canada bans mass export of prescription drugs.
2. Andrew Gelman redux. And my earlier Bloomberg column on Heather Boushey.
3. The cheerleaders at least can earn big bucks (NYT). Arbitrage!
4. Update/revision: Wikipedia presents strongly conflicting accounts of the assassination in Iran.
5. Maybe repealing the Corn Laws didn’t really help Britain? Though it did help lower earners, that being offset in the aggregate by terms of trade effects that harmed the wealthy. Here is a related tweet storm.
6. Agnes Callard, impossible to excerpt, definitely recommended (NYT).
The post Monday assorted links appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION.