Another 180 on Piketty
Since we are looking at models of how to respond to one's own errors:
Another 180 on Piketty's Measurement: ...yes, I'm doing another 180. It seems clear that the bulk of the evidence suggests that the FT, not Piketty, is guilty of sloppiness. Piketty's response is convincing, and all-told, his book (with its thoughtful discussion, meticulous footnotes, detailed online technical appendix, freely-available datasets, etc. -- see his fine website) remains a model of careful social-science measurement as reported for a lay audience. ...
Honorable and impressive. Waiting for Chris Giles to act as a model...
Posted by Mark Thoma on Saturday, June 14, 2014 at 09:04 AM in Economics |
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