Kyle Harrison
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Economics
Economics
The field of economics as it appears in Naval Ravikant’s intellectual arc: he studied economics and computer science and once considered a PhD, but came to distrust macroeconomics as “the combination of voodoo, complex systems, and politics,” where an economist can be found to take every side of every argument.
Where this appears
- Naval Ravikant — The Angel Philosopher — Naval’s study of economics and his loss of faith in macroeconomics as a predictive discipline.
Referenced in
- America's Great Depression note
- An Essay on the Principle of Population note
- Basic Economics note
- Charlie Munger: Academic Economics note
- Commemorating Oliver Williamson note
- Democratic Devices and Desires note
- Discrimination and Disparities note
- Dynamic Macroeconomic Theory note
- Economics and Sociology note
- Essay on the Nature of Trade in General note
- F.A. Hayek: Economics, Political Economy, and Social Philosophy note
- Hayek: A Life note
- Human Action note
- In Pursuit of Leviathan note
- Madmen, Intellectuals, and Academic Scribblers note
- Making Sense of Chaos note
- Modern Principles of Economics note
- Naked Economics book
- Naval Ravikant note
- Naval Ravikant — The Angel Philosopher note
- Poor Charlie's Almanack book
- Principles of Economics (Menger) note
- Progress and Poverty note
- Public Choice: Politics without Romance note
- Race and Culture note
- Risk, Uncertainty, and Profit note
- Rivalry and Central Planning note
- Ronald Coase on Externalities, the Firm, and the State of Economics note
- Socialism (Mises) note
- The Calculus of Consent note
- The Economic Approach to Human Behavior note
- The Fatal Conceit note
- The Political Economy of Soviet Socialism note
- The Property Rights Paradigm note
- The Struggle for a Better World note
- Uncertainty, Evolution, and Economic Theory note
- Utilitarianism (Mill) note