Category Archives: INDIGENOUS SCIENCE AND SCIENTIFIC METHOD

Macroeconomic Challenges: Multi-factor Productivity in the UK A Stunning Decrease [and Another Refutation of Neoclassical Theory]

Multi-Factor productivity in the UK. A stunning decrease. February 20, 2014merijnknibbeLeave a commentGo to comments After 2008 labour productivity in the UK declined – despite a continued increase of the stock ofcapital and a more efficient use of labour. One of the anomalies of the post-Lehman … Continue reading →

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Indigenous Voices: Eddie Little Crow

One mission of the STTPML Collective is to use this forum to present voices that we believe have a lot to say and with considerable wisdom, that well never be heard even in the “alternative media” let alone “mainstream media”. … Continue reading →

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Methodological Mistakes and Econometric Consequences

“Methodological Mistakes and Econometric Consequences” February 17, 2014Edward FullbrookLeave a commentGo to comments From Edward Fullbrook Asad Zaman has just published an illuminating paper related both to Bryant Chen and Judea Pearl’s recent RWER paper “Regression and causation: a critical examination of econometrics … Continue reading →

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Lessons From the Animals: Similies, Metaphors and Allegories of Irregular and Asymmetric Warfare Also Useful for Whistle-Blowers and Anti-Imperialists

Lessons From the Animals: Similies, Metaphors and Allegories of Irregular and Asymmetric Warfare For Whistle-Blowers and Anti-Imperialists by Jim Craven/Omahkohkiaaiipooyii Introduction: Mark Twain once noted that “History does not repeat itself; but it does rhyme”. That is no doubt due … Continue reading →

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Obamacare: The Final Payment Raiding the Assets of Low-Income and Poor Americans

Obamacare: The Final Payment Raiding the Assets of Low-Income and Poor Americans Post Categories: Canada Paul Craig Roberts | Monday, February 10, 2014, 14:52 Beijing Share on facebookShare on twitterShare on emailShare on printShare on gmailShare on stumbleuponShare on favoritesMore … Continue reading →

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Econometrics and the Art of Putting the Rabbit in the Hat

Econometrics and the art of putting the rabbit in the hat February 8, 2014EditorLeave a commentGo to comments from Lars Syll In econometrics one often gets the feeling that many of its practitioners think of it as a kind of automatic inferential … Continue reading →

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