Apparently, Woodford went straight to @Columbia’s Uris Hall to give his students an exam in Cognitive Mechanisms and Economic Behavior.
I bet a lot of his students thought they wouldn’t have to see those blue books today! 😂
The cube is the only Platonic solid that can fill space. A truncated octahedron is the Archimedean solid that can fill space. Here is my demonstration with magnetic building sticks of how octahedra can fill space.
I worked as a Rapporteur for a @theNASEM workshop on Innovation, Global Value Chains, and Globalization Measurement. The link to the full report can be found here: https://t.co/RRmnPxwxTZ #econtwitter#globalization#GVC#innovation
Research update: I have built a theoretical model of where for snuggles (s):
U'(s)>0
U''(s)>=0.
I am currently testing these hypotheses by collecting firsthand experience data to find the optimal amount of snuggles.
Teaching Econ, you have to know how to frame things.
B/c I gobble all my food immediately (beta=0), so “consumption smoothing” never made any sense.
instructor finally explained it as me on a walk not peeing all at once- but reserving pee for late-walk markings.
Then I got it.
As an economist— and an American— I applaud the House’s favorable vote on the American Rescue Plan.
There’s a broad consensus among economists: People need more help putting food on the table & keeping a roof over their head until the virus is under control. This plan does that.