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Criticizing Your Own Side

(May 15, 2012 05:19 PM, by Arnold Kling) Mark Thoma thinks that pundits on the left are more willing to criticize their own team than pundits on the right. My guess is that people on the right think it's the other way around. If so, then let me... (0 COMMENTS)
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Why are Pundits on the Left More Willing to Criticize Their Own Team?

Business & Finance / Economics : Economist's View (last year)

Why is the left so much more willing than the right to criticize members of its own team when they mis-step? There seems to be far more people on the left criticizing Obama than Republicans criticizing Bush, especially when it... Read Post

How to Give (and Recieve) Positive Criticism

Business & Finance : The Mission Driven Business (8 hours ago)

Criticism hurts for most, but given right, it can inspire both the critic and the critiqued. Here are five tips to make your critique a positive experience. There is nothing pleasant about criticism. Even the best intentioned critiq... Read Post

Demand for skills falling?

Business & Finance : Angry Bear (2 months ago)

Re-posted from Economist’s View, Mark Thoma points to Arnold Kling 'Is the Demand for Skill Falling?' who points to this this NBER paper: Is the Demand for Skill Falling?, by Arnold Kling: Paul Beaudry, David A. Green, and Benjamin ... Read Post


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