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  Freakonomics [Revised and Expanded]: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything

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  • This book provides a good case of using data analysis to shake common "wisdom". To put it in other words, like it or not, this is yet another example of hard evidence based analysis which may be...
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  • Who can we trust?
  • One lesson I've learned from reading this book is
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  Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything

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  • Freakonomics thoughts
  • I had been told about the unique content of Freakonomics and was delighted to have listened to the CD version of the book. It is quite thought provoking and well worth the purchase.
    
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  • Posted:Jan-09-2009

  • Rather shallow for a book about depth
  • Quite disappointing. Not enough substance to sit on my shelf. There are only a handful of relationships explored: the 90's US crime dip, parenting effects on children's school performance, teacher...
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  Freakonomics CD: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything

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  • Do we need evidence based policy making and can these kind of books help?
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  • Interesting But Sometimes Unremarkable
  • Freakonomics addresses many diverse topics. The thing that ties the book together is the interesting kind of questions it examines and the unique blend of intuition, logic, and statistical analysis...
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