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The Busara Center: Behavioral economics has a new testing ground in Nairobi, Kenya.
9:05 AM May 25th
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This week's FREAKest Links: pricey used TVs, obesity & the homeless, does eating organic make you a jerk?
7:38 AM May 25th
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Are Voters Just Rooting for Clothes?: Do voters “root for clothes” in the same way sports fans do?
9:33 AM May 24th
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You Eat What You Are, Part 1: A New Freakonomics Radio Podcast.: Who can fix America's food?
6:36 AM May 24th
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Why Do American Women Work More Than Europeans? Look at incentives for women to work, given divorce and tax rates.
8:35 AM May 23rd
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Hope and Poverty: an economist looks at the role for hope in poverty alleviation programs.
7:20 AM May 23rd
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Introducing the Freakonomics Podcast Archive: Original podcasts, Marketplace segments and 1-hour specials in one place.
11:33 AM May 22nd
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How Does It Feel to Get Booed?: David Herman asks Jared Tankel (of the Budos Band) about booing.
9:07 AM May 22nd
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The Advantages of Looking "Trustworthy": Who would you trust with your money?
7:02 AM May 22nd
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The Economics of Busking: how performers in Madrid's Plaza Mayor compete.
10:30 AM May 21st
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The Best Third-Grade Teacher Ever: MIT professor Andrew Lo explains why his teacher at PS 13 in Queens, NY is the best.
9:05 AM May 21st
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Raising Money to Teach Math: @ to offer fresh vision of how to teach math. Check out .
7:37 AM May 21st
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Mike Brown Vs. Mike Brown: in Indiana, an unknown plays the name game and gets elected.
6:30 AM May 21st
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Pushing My Luck on the Preakness: Check out Levitt’s picks for the Preakness!
1:37 PM May 19th
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How Will Rio’s Arrest Bounty Play Out? Will cops in Brazil really bring in drug dealers for a paid island vacation?
9:38 AM May 18th
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When Graffiti Strikes Back: @, graffiti artist @, and the reverse-incentive game.
8:31 AM May 18th
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Is a Meat-Eating Cyclist a Contradiction? Why don't environmentalist promote veganism?
7:19 AM May 18th
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The Economics of For-Profit Prisons: Perverse Incentives in Louisiana.
9:07 AM May 17th
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FREAK-est Links: Patenting steak, the urban datasexual, corporate takeovers and hitchhiking.
7:33 AM May 17th
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Retirement Kills: a New Marketplace Podcast: The silver lining of increasing retirement ages.
6:11 AM May 17th
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- Name freakonomics
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- Bio The books 'Freakonomics' and 'SuperFreakonomics' have sold 5 million copies worldwide. Here, the authors (and friends) continue to spout off.
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