economic-theory

Gale Pooley writes on the how Gillette shaped the shaving razor market: One morning in Boston in 1895, as K. C. Gillette stood before the mirror, a brilliant idea flashed across his mind. “As I stood there with the razor in my hand, my eyes resting on it as lightly as a bird settling down on […]

These are being organized by the University of Southhampton. A schedule can be found here. To view the seminars one must first register. They are held on Thursday’s at 4 pm UK time.

Graduate students with an interest in economic theory may be interested in considering this opportunity .

Graduate students with an interest in economic theory will be interested in this opportunity , run by my colleague Eric Maskin.

François Quesnay, an eighteenth-century brain surgeon and physician to France’s King Louis XV, was also the first to put economic data into a table.