lundi 2 juin 2014
French socialists who claim to be "economists" two years later: disaster for France but no loss of wages for them
http://institutdeslibertes.org/si-nous-reparlions-des-economistes-atterants-un-instant/
It is of value to list those french socialists because they clearly demonstrate that academic economists in public universities with life-time positions (except for Mr Aghion) are not of very good advice for french people. Especially they lack any entrepreneurship experience and Mr Hollande too.
It is a disaster for France but no loss of wages for them.
"Philippe Aghion (Harvard), Michel Aglietta (Paris-X Nanterre), Yann Algan(Sciences Po Paris), Rémi Bazillier (université d’Orléans), Maya Beauvallet(Telecom Paristech), François Bélorgey (Irest), Françoise Benhamou (Paris-XIII), Eric Brousseau (Paris-Dauphine, Institut universitaire européen), Julia Cagé(Harvard), André Cartapanis (IEP Aix-en-Provence), Gilbert Cette (université de la Méditerranée), Thomas Chalumeau (Sciences Po Paris), Mireille Chiroleu Assouline (Paris-I), Daniel Cohen (Ecole normale supérieure), Elie Cohen(Sciences Po Paris), Brigitte Dormont (Paris-Dauphine), Bernard Gazier(Paris-I), Jean Imbs (Ecole d’économie de Paris, CNRS), Marc Fleurbaey(Princeton, Collège d’études mondiales), Samuel Fraiberger (New York University), André Gauron, Jérôme Gautié (Paris-I), Patrice Geoffron (Paris-Dauphine), Tristan Klein, Jacques Le Cacheux (université de Pau et des Pays de l’Adour), Jean-Hervé Lorenzi (Paris-Dauphine), Philippe Martin (Sciences Po Paris), Jacques Mistral (Harvard Kennedy School), El Mouhoub Mouhoud(Paris-Dauphine), Pierre-Alain Muet (fondateur du Conseil d’analyse économique, député socialiste, et membre de l’équipe de campagne de François Hollande), Fabrice Murtin (Sciences Po Paris), Dominique Namur (Paris-XIII),Romain Perez (Paris-I), Thomas Philippon (New York University), Thomas Piketty (EEP et EHESS), Michel Rainelli (université Nice-Sophia-Antipolis),Lionel Ragot (université d’Evry-Val-d’Essonne), Romain Rancière (EEP),Katheline Schubert (Paris-I), Laurence Tubiana (Sciences Po Paris, Columbia), Joëlle Toledano (Supélec), Dominique Villemot."
It is of value to list those french socialists because they clearly demonstrate that academic economists in public universities with life-time positions (except for Mr Aghion) are not of very good advice for french people. Especially they lack any entrepreneurship experience and Mr Hollande too.
It is a disaster for France but no loss of wages for them.
"Philippe Aghion (Harvard), Michel Aglietta (Paris-X Nanterre), Yann Algan(Sciences Po Paris), Rémi Bazillier (université d’Orléans), Maya Beauvallet(Telecom Paristech), François Bélorgey (Irest), Françoise Benhamou (Paris-XIII), Eric Brousseau (Paris-Dauphine, Institut universitaire européen), Julia Cagé(Harvard), André Cartapanis (IEP Aix-en-Provence), Gilbert Cette (université de la Méditerranée), Thomas Chalumeau (Sciences Po Paris), Mireille Chiroleu Assouline (Paris-I), Daniel Cohen (Ecole normale supérieure), Elie Cohen(Sciences Po Paris), Brigitte Dormont (Paris-Dauphine), Bernard Gazier(Paris-I), Jean Imbs (Ecole d’économie de Paris, CNRS), Marc Fleurbaey(Princeton, Collège d’études mondiales), Samuel Fraiberger (New York University), André Gauron, Jérôme Gautié (Paris-I), Patrice Geoffron (Paris-Dauphine), Tristan Klein, Jacques Le Cacheux (université de Pau et des Pays de l’Adour), Jean-Hervé Lorenzi (Paris-Dauphine), Philippe Martin (Sciences Po Paris), Jacques Mistral (Harvard Kennedy School), El Mouhoub Mouhoud(Paris-Dauphine), Pierre-Alain Muet (fondateur du Conseil d’analyse économique, député socialiste, et membre de l’équipe de campagne de François Hollande), Fabrice Murtin (Sciences Po Paris), Dominique Namur (Paris-XIII),Romain Perez (Paris-I), Thomas Philippon (New York University), Thomas Piketty (EEP et EHESS), Michel Rainelli (université Nice-Sophia-Antipolis),Lionel Ragot (université d’Evry-Val-d’Essonne), Romain Rancière (EEP),Katheline Schubert (Paris-I), Laurence Tubiana (Sciences Po Paris, Columbia), Joëlle Toledano (Supélec), Dominique Villemot."
Walking running hiking and creative thinking...
http://psycnet.apa.org/psycinfo/2014-14435-001/
" Walking outside produced the most novel and highest quality analogies. The effects of outdoor stimulation and walking were separable. Walking opens up the free flow of ideas, and it is a simple and robust solution to the goals of increasing creativity and increasing physical activity."
" Walking outside produced the most novel and highest quality analogies. The effects of outdoor stimulation and walking were separable. Walking opens up the free flow of ideas, and it is a simple and robust solution to the goals of increasing creativity and increasing physical activity."
dimanche 1 juin 2014
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