A review of The Hunger Games: Mockingbird: Part II. And some Rube Goldberg machines.
Vikram Bath
Vikram Bath is the pseudonym of a former business school professor living in the United States with his wife, daughter, and dog. (Dog pictured.) His current interests include amateur philosophy of science, business, and economics. Tweet at him at @vikrambath1.
Not paying taxes for 18 years is not necessarily tax evasion
Consequentialists are allowed to think about the consequences of their actions. That's the whole point.
Here’s a study. Can you guess the result?
Blogging is fun. Why do so few women in the economics profession do it? Vikram mansplains.
Donald Trump is not the person who said the most annoying thing about race this week.
A book written for book reviewers
Vikram is a terrible father. Tell him so.
Remember the embarrassing Chinese laundry detergent commercial? Here is an uncontroversial one.
Racism can be a direct consequence of excluding race as a factor when you make judgments
The transformational discussion about race that wasn't.
Trump's probability of winning the nomination was not 1.5625%.
The best biography written by a CEO is not a business biography.
Are we addicted to outrage or just narcissistic opinion-having?
A CEO crashing his car is an accident. A CEO crashing his car and dying a day...
A win for Black Lives Matter creates suspicion in China.
