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[138a] “Fungibility,” in The New Palgrave, 1987; reprinted New Palgrave
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[138b] “Gresham's Law,” for the New Palgrave Dictionary of Money and
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[157] “Reading the Economy.” Humane Studies Review, 70 (2, Spring
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[156] “Other Things Equal” (columns in the Eastern Economic Journal;
many of these are included in How to be Human* *Though an Economist):
(1.) “The Natural” 18 (2, Spring 1992): 237-239.
(2.) “The Bankruptcy of Statistical Significance” 18 (3, Summer 1992):
359-361.
(3.) “Schelling's Five Truths of Economics” 19 (1, Winter 1993): 109-112.
(4.) “The A-Prime, C-Prime Theorem” 19 (2, Fall 1993): 235-238.
(5.) “Reading I’ve Liked” 19 (3, Summer 1994): 395-399.
(6.) “Economics: Art or Science or Who Cares?” 20 (1,
Winter 1994): 117-120.
(7.) “How to Organize a Conference,” 20 (2, Spring 1994): 221-224.
(8.) “Why Don’t Economists Believe Empirical Findings?”
20 (3, Summer 1994): 357-350
(9.) “To Burn Always with a Hard, Gemlike Flame, Eh Professor?”
20 (4, Fall 1994): 479-481
(10.) “He’s Smart, and He’s a Nice Guy Too,” 21 (1, Winter
1995): 109-112.
(11.) “How to Host a Seminar Visitor,” 21 (2, Spring 1995): 271-274.
(12.) “Kelly Green Golf Shoes and the Intellectual Range from M to N,”
21 (3, Summer 1995): 411-414.
(13.) “Some News That At Least Will Not Bore You,” 21 (4, Fall 1995):
551-553.
(14.) “Love or Money” 22 (1, Winter 1996): 97-100.
(15.) “Keynes Was a Sophist, and a Good Thing, Too” 22 (2, Spring
1996)
(16.) “Economic Tourism” 22 (3, Summer 1996)
(17.) “One Small Step for Gary” 23 (1, Winter 1997): 113-116.
(18.) “Aunt Deirdre’s Letter to a Graduate Student” 23 (2, Spring
1997): 241-244.
(19.) “The Rhetoric of Economics Revisited” 23 (3, Summer 1997):
359-362.
(20.) “Polanyi Was Right, and Wrong” 23 (4, Fall 1997): 483-487.
(21.) “Quarreling with Ken” 24 (1, Winter 1998): 111-115.
(22.) “Small Worlds, or, the Preposterousness of Closed Economy Macro”
24 (2,
Spring 1998): 229-232.
(23.) “The So-Called Coase Theorem” 24 (3, Summer 1998): 367-371.
(24.) “Career Courage” 24 (4, Fall 1998): 525-528.
(25.) “Learning to Love Globalization” 25 (1, Winter 1999): 117-121.
(26.) “Economical Writing: An Executive Summary” 25 (2, Spring 1999):
.
(27.) "Cassandra’s Open Letter to Her Economist Colleagues” 25
(3, Summer 1999): .
(28.) "Christian Economics?" 25 (4, Fall 1999):
(29.) "Alan Greenspan Doesn’t Influence on Interest Rates," 26
(1, Winter 2000): 99-102
(30.) "How to Be Scientific in Economics,"
26 (2, Spring, 2000): 241-46.
(31.) “Free Market Feminism 101,”
26 (3, Summer): 363-65)
(32.) “How to Be a Good Graduate Student,”
26 (4, Fall 2000): 487-90.
(33.) “Three Books of Science,” 27 (1, Winter 2001): forthcoming