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Fri Mar 31 17:19:04 2006
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HES: DISC -- Empirical Correlates of "Utility"
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Regarding Robert Goldfarb's amusing take from 2054, I sent my message about neuroeconomics
before I read his message. In fact the neuroeconomists are doing this using magnetic
resonance imaging.  Instead of "Snickerdoodle," think Kevin McCabe at George Mason
University and Paul Zak at Claremont, among others.  This is now very trendy stuff.
 
Barkley Rosser 
 
 
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