Megan McArdle (February 28, 2008) - Mankiw's Ten Principles, Translated

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Mankiw's Ten Principles, Translated

28 Feb 2008 08:21 am

Hilarious. Well, if you ever had to study econ, anyway.

The guy who made it has a website here.

(Thanks to Chris Bertram for the pointer.)

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This is hilarious. The "i'm gonna buy an orange. I'm gonna buy another orange. I'm gonna buy another orange" schtick in particular.

Posted by brooksfoe | February 28, 2008 8:49 AM

Come on Megan, keep up with the times. Mankiw had this video posted on his blog a year ago (precisely a year ago yesterday).

Posted by ZH | February 28, 2008 9:54 AM

Mankiw very much.

(Sorry; I've always wanted to do that).

Posted by Tom T. | February 28, 2008 3:12 PM

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