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Rowling, J.K. Harry Potter

See Katherine DM Clover's article on inflation in the world of Harry Potter.
See also Eliezer Yudkowsky's Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality, Chapter 4: The Efficient Markets Hypothesis.

Posted by Jo Lindsay Walton

Labels: Clover, inflation, money, R, Rowling, Yudkowsky

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Noahpinion's list of Science Fiction Novels for Economists

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Tim Worstall: Science Fiction and Fantasy to Learn Economics from

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Paul Krugman and Charles Stross in conversation

Robin Hanson's The Economics of Science Fiction, a collection of articles

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Manu Saadia, Trekonomics: The Economics of Star Trek (2016)

At io9, Abhimanyu Das and Charlie Jane Anders, Post-Scarcity Societies (That Still Have Scarcity)

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At Metafilter, a thread on economic science fiction

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