Financial Markets
What Mises Can Teach the Quants
Is Insider Trading Really a Crime?
The public loves the fall of a ruthless and greedy financial titan — this, of course, is what made Oliver Stone's original <i>Wall Street</i> such a hit. But the practice of "insider trading" can actually be beneficial. In a free society, there would be no such thing as laws against so-called insider trading.
Macro Confusion: Inflation, Commodities, and the Fed
The Plight of the MBA Generation
They did what they were supposed to do. Now, they have few job options at all.
Geeks Need to Know Economics
Anne Hathaway and Automatic Trading
Faced with such apparently nonsensical results as the Anne Hathaway effect, automatic trading programs look silly. On the other hand, this is true of any task to which humans put computers; it doesn't mean computers are useless.
Hidden Assumptions in Option Pricing
The main problem with Landsburg's argument is that it unintentionally misleads the reader.