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When the Internet Brings You a Piece of Your Own Past: An old article by Dubner’s father.
about 12 hours ago
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Our Daily Bleg: Know Any Top-Tier Management Consultants Who Want to Talk About Their Trade?
about 16 hours ago
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Mexican Food in America: How Mexican food went mainstream.
about 17 hours ago
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Playing the Nerd Card: A New Marketplace Podcast: Why are so many athletes wearing Urkel glasses?
about 18 hours ago
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How on Earth Has This Been Retweeted Only 50 Times?
3:15 PM May 30th
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Freakonomics Radio on @ tonight: Hipster Hoopsters -- why are NBA superstars sporting Urkel glasses? An economic answer.
12:00 PM May 30th
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Nature's View of Geoengineering: does geoengineering research need a charter to move forward?
11:05 AM May 30th
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Solving Problems in the Real World: econ textbook with 964 fully solved problems, but the real world ain't one.
10:05 AM May 30th
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Long Commutes: Bad for the Heart. New study shows commuting long distances to work is bad for fitness & blood pressure.
8:42 AM May 30th
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Freakonomics Radio on Stitcher: our podcast on demand -- and we're No. 1 on the Stitcher List! Thanks for listening!
7:50 AM May 30th
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A Memorial Day Post: the importance of common culture in lowering transaction costs.
11:05 AM May 29th
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Motorcycle Deaths Hold Steady: And states continue to repeal helmet laws.
9:29 AM May 29th
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Bring Your Questions for Edward Humes, author of Garbology: What’s in our trash and how we deal with it.
7:17 AM May 29th
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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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- Name freakonomics
- Web http://www.freako...
- 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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