Author Archives: F. E. Guerra-Pujol

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About F. E. Guerra-Pujol

When I’m not blogging, I am a business law professor at the University of Central Florida.

Lego-Air Car

Hat tip: kottke. More here.

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More evidence of irrationality?

Is it really worth waiting in a long line for a ride that will last only a few minutes?

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First World Packaging

Hat tip: neglected_martian (via reddit).

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Hypothetical theft-deterrence devices

Hat tip: obviousplant (via reddit).

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U.S. statehood map

When will the next State (Puerto Rico or Nova Scotia anyone?) be added to this list, or did the era of U.S. territorial expansion end in 1959 with Hawaiian and Alaskan statehood? (By the way, 1959 was also the year of the Cuban … Continue reading

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Why did the N.Y. Times drop Joe Sharkey’s travel column?

According to this report by the excellent Jim Romenesko, it’s because some evil hack at the New York Times decided to slash the paper’s already paltry budget for freelance writers. Although Sharkey’s column had been published every Tuesday in the business section of … Continue reading

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In defense of pirates …

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So when is Cheryl’s birthday?

Happy Birthday in advance, Cheryl! #trickquestion #treatquestion rewards.singtel.com/rewards/deligh… http://t.co/BJFim48rWi—   (@Singtel) April 13, 2015

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Coase theorem primer (police shooting video edition)

Broadly speaking, the so-called Coase theorem states that when bargaining is feasible (i.e. when transaction costs are low), bargaining among parties with conflicts of interest will produce an efficient economic outcome regardless of the initial allocation of property rights. English economist … Continue reading

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What will your epitaph say?

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