Book · 2009 · Parenting

Parentonomics

by Joshua Gans · Recommended by 0 people on 0 podcasts

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“And otherwise, I engage in normal parts of life, and I like to leverage my career as much as possible. So when it came to parenting, I ended up writing a book called Parentonomics, an economist dad's parenting experiences.”
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“Joshua Gans, our Australian friend who wrote Parentonomics, he's proud to admit that he's taken risks with his kid's life, but not how you might think.”
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“What about Joshua Gans, the parentonomics author? Well, let me ask you this, Joshua, if I'm not prying.”
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“So when it came to parenting, I ended up writing a book called Parentonomics, an economist dad's parenting experiences.”
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“Joshua Gans, our Australian friend who wrote Parentonomics, he's proud to admit that he's taken risks with his kid's life. But not how you might think.”
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“We already know Valerie Ramey got sucked into the very rugrat race she was studying. What about Joshua Gans, the parentonomics author? Well, let me ask you this, Joshua, if I'm not prying.”
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“And we want you as economists to behave as your data preaches, just as we want, you know, a man of the cloth to behave as the liturgy and the sacred texts preach. What does it say about the human mind that even you, who's written a book on this, is unable to break the ties that society presents to”
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“Is that economists Are strange people Now you heard From Levitt already I'd like you to hear From one more economist This is an Australian Named Joshua Gans Who wrote a book About being a father Called Parentonomics”