Avid MR reader here. Thanks for enriching my day the last 5 five years or so.
I've always enjoyed your insights on how as an economist you approach everyday life - food being the main one and the subject of one of your books.
However I think the world would frankly benefit from more Cowen-thinking to everyday life, for example choosing a college or career, buying a car, picking a movie to see, where to vacation, etc. You've dropped similar insights from time to time on your blog.
Have you considered doing another, potentially broader book on how you as an economist explore life decisions, both big and small?
Or maybe just another book on another specific topic? Either way, would love more of these seemingly "off-topic" subjects.
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Professor Cowen,
Avid MR reader here. Thanks for enriching my day the last 5 five years or so.
I've always enjoyed your insights on how as an economist you approach everyday life - food being the main one and the subject of one of your books.
However I think the world would frankly benefit from more Cowen-thinking to everyday life, for example choosing a college or career, buying a car, picking a movie to see, where to vacation, etc. You've dropped similar insights from time to time on your blog.
Have you considered doing another, potentially broader book on how you as an economist explore life decisions, both big and small?
Or maybe just another book on another specific topic? Either way, would love more of these seemingly "off-topic" subjects.
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