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 | Hi all,
This week, economists are mourning the loss of Nobel Laureate James Buchanan. Professor Buchanan was a leader in public choice theory and was instrumental in understanding the interplay between politics and economics. You can read more about him here as well as a couple of other new things this week.
Cheers,
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