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- Simon Halliday
- I am a PhD student in Economics. I am originally from South Africa and plan to return there after my PhD. I completed my M. Comm in Economics and my MA In Creative Writing (Poetry) at the University of Cape Town, where I worked as a lecturer before starting my PhD.
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- Collier and Sachs
- Vavi vs. Ghandi
- Chris Anderson
- Quality of Education
- People who deserve a LOL
- Internet Writing - my comment
- Free! + Roberts dismissing altruism (sigh)
- Obama's Chinese um... 'support'
- Random Links
- McCain vs. McCain
- Russ Roberts and Unions
- Supposedly Obama sweeps Egypt and Japan too
- Malthus Misunderstood?
- When will Mbeki Act?
- Kaushik Basu on Child Labour
- Bacterial Evolution
- 2 Books I didn't finished
- Some Links
- Obama wins (Europe) by a Landslide
- Haruki Murakami on Running
- Hayek's Nobel Speech
- Neverland
- Sexism in the US Media
- Sam Bowles vs. Milton Friedman
- Lunch with Erik
- Seminars today
- Brain Scans
- Change to the Right, or 'Right Change' McCain
- The Value of Getting Things Wrong: Rodrik & Others...
- Obama, Italian Immigration and Memes
- Busy Week
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