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Summer Institute for the Preservation of the
Study of the History of Economics in Economics
Monday – July 14, 2003
Why Ethical Codes in Statistics but not Econometrics?
8:30a Coffee/Tea and Donuts/Bagels
10a David Levy, GMU (Economics & Buchanan Center)
“Why Would Truth Seekers Need Ethics?”
11a Ali Khan, Johns Hopkins (Economics)
“The Ethics of (Economic) Theorizing”
12:30p Lunch – Pizza
1:30p Martin Zelder, University of Chicago (Emergency Medicine)
“Penalizing Cons in Econometrics”
3:00p Dan Houser, GMU (Interdisciplinary Center for Economic Science)
Comments: Informal Ethical Codes in Experimental Economics
3:30p Deirdre McCloskey, University of Illinois, Chicago (Human Sciences)
Tinbergen Distinguished Professor, Erasmusuniversiteit, Rotterdam
“The Secret History of Statistical Significance”
5p Buchanan House Showings
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What type of donuts/bagels? Do you need directions faxed?
Karow Hall, George Mason University
Fairfax VA 22030
David M Levy
George Mason University
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