| Top Researchers Grilled at SmartEconomist.com [message #382727] |
Di, 18 April 2006 03:32 |
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Fiona M. Scott Morton, Professor of Economics at Yale University's
School of Management, is on the hot seat at SmartEconomist.com this
week. Morton has agreed to field questions for the site's new "Smart
Interviews" feature. She is the co-author of one of the most popular
working papers reviewed on the site, entitled "How the Internet Lowers
Prices."
SmartEconomist.com is a top-tier business research site that provides
plain-language summaries of working papers in economics, finance, and
world trade. It's also the home of "Silly Economist," which pokes fun
at blatant lapses in economic intelligence.
When a user survey revealed that readers want to interact with the
authors of working papers, Smart Interviews was born. Distinguished
professors and economics researchers climb into the hot seat at
SmartEconomist.com and field your questions.
SmartInterviews launched earlier this month with Menzie D. Chinn,
Professor of Public Affairs and Economics at the LaFollette School,
answering questions on the U.S. trade deficit. Last week, Andrew
Bernard, Professor of International Economics at Dartmouth's Tuck
School of Business took questions about globalization.
Who would you like to see grilled at SmartEconomist? Share your
suggestions and I'll try to get them on the site.
STEVE O'KEEFE
editor - at - SmartEconomist - dot - com
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