Richard Epstein pointed out that incentive is fueled by inequality. What he didn’t say is that there are limits to that. We only need to head out to the ballpark to see them. Continue reading
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Was It Really the “Play of the Game”?
You’ve seen it in just about every sporting event on TV: the Play of the Game. Usually it’s the “[insert sponsor name] Play of the Game”. Fundamentally, it’s a nice, potentially inoffensive diversion to offer up the fans. A defining moment of the event. Or is it? Continue reading
Rec’ing On…Beijing Olympics – Part 10
OK…let me get this straight. You tie in gymnastics. If the A and B score totals are identical then you look at the B score for the tiebreaker. If they are identical, then you look at the judge’s scores for … Continue reading
