Why a high oil price is a good thing...
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About Me
- Name: Arya Gaduh
- Location: Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States
I am a student in economics. This is not to say that I'm only interested in money supply, interest rates, or exchange rates. We care about all of the things that non-economists care about - we just see them in a unique way. I am also an Indonesian - which also doesn't mean I only care about Indonesian affairs. I was just born that way.
Previous posts
- Soccer and social capital
- The fatal misconception of population control
- Roger Ebert: The rational film critic
- Scholes on financial regulation
- Clive Crook on the crisis and innovation
- Easterly on the wrong lessons from the US crisis
- Concise Encyclopedia of Economics online
- On the economics of superstition
- The utility of math
- Why a high oil price is a good thing...
Books
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My new papers
- Religion and Cooperative Attitudes: Evidence from Indonesia. 2011.
- The Strategic Formation of Networks: Experimental Evidence (with Juan Carrillo). 2011.
- Booklists
Recent comments
Links
- Economic datasets and resources
- Development Data
- Concise Encyclopedia of Economics
- News Organizations
- BBC News
- The Economist
- The New York Times
- Slate
- The Jakarta Post
- Harian Kompas
- Project Syndicate
- Research Institutes
- Centre for Strategic and International Studies, Jakarta
- National Bureau of Economic Research
- Rand Institute
- Poverty Action Lab at MIT
- East Asian Bureau of Economic Research
- Indonesian liberals (why?)
- Abdurrahman Wahid
- Arianto Patunru
- Cafe Salemba, economic ruminations of FEUI alumnis
- IndoPROGRESS, a "progressive" webzine
- Interseksi Foundation, for a critical and tolerant Indonesia
- Jaringan Islam Liberal
- Jurnal Perempuan, for gender equality
- Philips Vermonte, political scientist
- Sarapan Ekonomi, an economic digest
- Uni Sosial Demokrat, for social democracy
- The strength of Weak Ties
- Economic analyses
- EconLog, library of economics and liberty
- Economic Principals, stories of economic ideas
- Gary Becker and Richard Posner
- Alan Blinder, Princeton professor
- Samuel Brittan, economic columnist
- J. Bradford DeLong, Berkeley professor
- John Kay, business economist
- Levitt and Dubner, Freakonomics's authors
- Gregory Mankiw, Harvard professor
- Dani Rodrik, Harvard professor
- Marginal revolution
- Slate's The Undercover Economist
- Slate's Everyday Economics
Noteworthy Articles from the Web
- What do you think is true and cannot prove?
- On J.S. Mill, Liberty and Choice
- Making Aid Work on fighting global poverty
- Happiness, Money and Giving it Away on happiness and money
