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Fantasy Playoff Probability

I crunched the numbers for my fantasy football league (methodology details below) and here are the results: Team (current record) E(Wins) E(Rank) Playoffs 1st RoundRead More

By: dan Posted on November 16, 2017
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Olympics 2016 Rio

It’s become a bit of a biannual tradition for me to write an about the Olympics – specifically the distribution of medals between countries. IRead More

By: dan Posted on August 6, 2016August 11, 2024
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Winter Olympics Medals Over Time – Post Olympics Update

The Winter Olympics have now closed. The host nation Russia walked away with both the most medals and the most golds. The increase was prettyRead More

By: dan Posted on February 25, 2014August 11, 2024
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Winter Olympics Medals Over Time

My Summer Olympics post two years ago was fairly popular, so now that I have a brief respite from graduate school deadlines I put togetherRead More

By: dan Posted on February 13, 2014
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Is Congress About to Accidentally End the Shutdown

The House just unanimously passed a bill allowing federal workers to get back pay. The Senate and President are in support so this should soonRead More

By: dan Posted on October 5, 2013
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The Deficit: It’s the Economy, Stupid!

America’s approaching debt crisis is the topic de jour, both in the news room and in the living room. We have the fiscal cliff, theRead More

By: dan Posted on January 30, 2013
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Econ 101 and the Cost of Cell Phone Plans

My one time colleague (Evan Lawrence-Hurt) posted the following: In Colombia I was able to purchase an iPhone SIM card for 7 pesos (~$5), gotRead More

By: dan Posted on October 25, 2012
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The Free-Market Case for a Strong Social Safety Net

My time constraints mean this needs to be brief, but I think one of the strongest arguments for a strong social safety net comes directlyRead More

By: dan Posted on October 23, 2012
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Broaden the Base and Lower the Rate

The Romney/Ryan tax plan calls for lower tax rates. They argue that the plan is going to be at least close to revenue neutral dueRead More

By: dan Posted on September 20, 2012
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Gas is Still Too Cheap

Yesterday, for the first time, I spent more than $50 to fill my tank of gas. I do not have a particularly big car (it’sRead More

By: dan Posted on September 17, 2012

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Emory University
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