October is going to be fun. Nobel Prize will be out in early October and later followed by the Ballon d’Or. Vamos Messi!!!

Another conversation, from one of my early flute lessons.

Following yesterday’s post, as promised, here’s an analysis of the model in the series of papers.

i was like, what in the world is this?! anyway here’s the model. without literature review or intro.

(sometimes) way too good at camouflage, can’t see what i am i just see what i’m not.

Not everything can be pigeonholed into the polarized spectrum of demand, supply, and utility. Thinking about these phenomenons, like priming effect, is fun. But do I accept them? Well in terms of research, I gotta be honest, a more rigorous economic perspective is more preferable.

Him saying, “Whose paper is it? Let me see… Hmm, well, it’s very unlikely that it’s him who is making a mistake Ariana…”

I have some memories of enlightening conversations with people. Here’s one, and there’ll be more of them in the future.

the definition of assortative matching is tricky. here’s a better one.

about stable matching