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People will object to this , they acknowledge , just like they objected to the claim , in freakonomics , that the legalisation of abortion in the 1970s was the reason for the precipitous drop in crime levels in america in the 1990s .
他们觉得,人们会反对这种解决方法,就如同他们反对《魔鬼经济学》中声称70年代流产的合法化是美国90年代犯罪率显著下降的原因。
A new study by an economist , steve levitt , author of " freakonomics " , and thomas miles , his chicago university colleague , uses data on those who took part in the 2010 world series of poker , an annual contest in las vegas .
“魔鬼经济学”的作者经济学家史蒂夫莱维特(stevelevitt)和他芝加哥大学的同事托马斯迈尔斯(thomasmiles)在一项新研究里使用了参加拉斯维加斯举行的一年一度的2010年世界扑克锦标赛选手的数据。
As often happens on freakonomics , this revolting tale begets an interesting discussion of economics : from the function of ' anchoring ' in influencing pricing behavior to the challenge of scaling small businesses to a national or global scale .
按照《魔鬼经济学电台》的惯例,这个令人作呕的故事引发了一场有趣的经济学讨论:从“锚定”在影响定价行为中所起的作用,到把小企业发展成一家全国或全球性企业所面临的挑战。
Hence , the freakonomics coin-toss website .
于是魔鬼经济学的抛硬币网站应运而生。
Among them is steven levitt , an economist at the university of chicago and author of " freakonomics " .
芝加哥大学经济学家、《魔鬼经济学》一书作者斯蒂芬列维特就是其中一位。
" Freakonomics " was the book that made the public believe the dismal science has something interesting to say about how people act in the real world .
《魔鬼经济学》一书使公众相信忧郁科学可以用一些有趣的事解释人们在现实世界中的行为。
Sample freakonomics post : when you buy a $ 1.50 pack of gum at a convenience store , the credit-card company gets 28 cents .
freakonomics帖子样本:当你在便利商店用1.5美元买一包口香糖,信用卡公司获得28美分。