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A loosely sorted and lightly annotated catalogue of through the music posts on this blog.

I come across a new interesting study in the Journal of Operations Management: "There Is More to Crowdshipping Than Money: Understanding How Operational Characteristics Influence Driver Behaviors" > By Nicolò Masorgo, David D. Dobrzykowski, Christopher S. Tang, and Brian S. Fugate. from an article in Ripple: Surge pricing is broken, but there’s a smarter way to match gig workers with consumers By Christopher S. Tang, David Dobrzykowski and Nicolo Masorgo, The Conversation ...

Today is the department’s phd econometrics core exam. Wish me luck! You can also make your own meme at https://imgflip.com

The market structure is complicated. Incentives are intertwined and I can’t just “feel” the equilibrium out. Nevertheless, maybe it’s fair to ask the question: What is the price of anarchy when transaction fees are nonzero? The following video doesn’t have the direct answer but is a good place to get thinking started

Born on this day in 1860, Gustav Mahler spent his life searching for the music that could contain everything – joy, grief, nature, eternity. (Berlin Phil)

Harlequinade is a very rare ballet but its variations are frequently seen in ballet competitions. It’s terribly age inappropriate but too often danced by young (and talented) ballerinas. See dancetabs for a very good review “American Ballet Theatre – Harlequinade (premiere) – New York”) Nevertheless, here’s a version by Crystal Huang — her footwork and musicality are impeccable. She portraits a graceful, adorable Columbine. I would generally hope for Columbine to be more flirtful. But Crystal’s version is near perfect: and I think for now the best version on the internet: ...

Interactive walkthrough of the four-step martingale decomposition of an additive functional, with a CLT check.

This was one of my favourite during Empirical Analysis III course. ...

The most famous tango in concert music.

Jazz that behaves like Bach.