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More behavioural and other links

Tyler Cowen's thought-provoking analysis of national income accounting. From Cheap Talk (also via Tyler), Is behavioural economics doomed ? Linking to Cheap Talk rather than the original David Levine paper because there are a few interesting comments on that version. A piece by Christopher Caldwell (no relation) in the FT on addiction and Gene Heyman's book Addiction: A Disorder of Choice . I don't think I fully agree with his political/moral point but he has a couple of interesting notes on intertemporal optimisation and the serial nature of choice.