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Why Academic Papers’ Abstracts Should Not Be Trusted, and Why Academic Publishing Should Not Be Regulated
Academic papers’ abstracts are sometimes manipulated to display what is seemingly a good result.
Nov 27
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College cost, financial aid, and for-profit college: Not a market failure
For a long time, college tuition increased at a faster pace than inflation, and while the causes are certainly multifactorial, one seems to stick out…
Nov 2
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College cost, financial aid, and for-profit college: Not a market failure
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October 2024
Sometimes Biased, But Not Systematically: Twin Study Assumptions with A Focus on the Equal Environment
The Classical Twin Design (CTD) has always been criticized for being oversimplistic, and consistently overestimating heritability estimates due to not…
Oct 21
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Sometimes Biased, But Not Systematically: Twin Study Assumptions with A Focus on the Equal Environment
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July 2024
National IQ papers must be retracted: Why Kevin Bird and Rebecca Sear don’t get it
A recent article by Samorodnitsky and co-authored by two renowned censorship champions, namely, Kevin Bird and Rebecca Sear, requests that all published…
Jul 3
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National IQ papers must be retracted: Why Kevin Bird and Rebecca Sear don’t get it
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June 2024
State Capitalism (Probably) Failed: Singapore versus Hong Kong
The economic discourse has often compared the evolution of economic outcomes of the interventionist Singapore and the market capitalist Hong Kong since…
Jun 25
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State Capitalism (Probably) Failed: Singapore versus Hong Kong
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Controversy over the predictive validity of IQ on job performance
Sackett et al. (2022) recently questioned prior meta-analytic conclusions about the high IQ validity since the studies by Schmidt & Hunter decades ago…
Jun 1
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Controversy over the predictive validity of IQ on job performance
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May 2024
How IQ became less important than personality: A critical examination of Borghans et al. (2016)
Borghans et al.
May 7
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How IQ became less important than personality: A critical examination of Borghans et al. (2016)
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April 2024
Wealth, Poverty and Politics: A must read for understanding group differences
Thomas Sowell’s book, Wealth, Poverty and Politics, provides a thorough explanation as to why nations and groups of peoples developed at different…
Apr 3
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Wealth, Poverty and Politics: A must read for understanding group differences
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February 2024
The Structure of Well Designed Online IQ Tests
There are convenient ways researchers can collect IQ scores and correlate the observed scores with measures of self-reported health, socio-economic…
Feb 23
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The Structure of Well Designed Online IQ Tests
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Gender wage gap: Why the discrimination theory (likely) fails
Probably the most rehearsed explanation of the gender pay gap is discrimination.
Feb 5
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Gender wage gap: Why the discrimination theory (likely) fails
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November 2023
Affirmative action failed: An extensive and complicated literature review
Despite the US Supreme Court recently overturning affirmative action (AA), many scholars believe that AA bans in higher education hurt minorities…
Nov 19, 2023
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Affirmative action failed: An extensive and complicated literature review
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September 2023
Central Banking Quite Harmful for Emerging Countries: The Case for (first) Dollarization and (then) Free Banking
A sound banking system is a necessary component of economic prosperity.
Sep 30, 2023
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Central Banking Quite Harmful for Emerging Countries: The Case for (first) Dollarization and (then) Free Banking
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