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You Are What You Say: Democrats and Republicans in Blue and Red
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Jeremy Lin, Honorary Freakonomist?
As Linsanity continues, an illustration by Bobby Bernethy is making the rounds:... Read More
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Football Freakonomics: What Can Linsanity Teach Us About the Upcoming NFL Draft?
In his first six NBA starts, Jeremy Lin averaged 24.3 points and 9.5 assists while leading the Knicks to six straight wins. If... Read More
Comparative Advantage, Opera Edition
The American League believes in comparative advantage, and has a designated hitter bat for the pitcher. I prefer this:... Read More

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Stephen Dubner talks with Dan Schawbel at Forbes about the Freakonomics phenomenon.
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Daily Beast Q&A with Dubner & Levitt on SuperFreakonomics paperback edition.
NY Mag on Levitt’s new mind-for-hire gig.
Econ profs rank Levitt as their fourth favorite economist under age 60.
TIME has named the Freakonomics blog one of "The 25 Best Financial Blogs."
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