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Decentralizing the Grid
Technological and institutional change required
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AI and Economic Calculation
What is economic calculation, and can machines do it for us? Computer says "no".
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Complexity, Permissionless Innovation, and the English Dance
The dreary weather this week in Chicago has been dispiriting, making me feel listless and in need of a mood lift. Nothing does the trick like two of my…
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March 2024

Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Multiple Methods
Public Choice and Disruptive Research
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February 2024

Emergent Systems In Energy
My visit to the DER Task Force podcast
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Network Reliability as a Differentiated Product
In March 2023 I wrote a post reiterating my argument that grid reliability is not a public good, at least not according to the technical definition of a…
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Transaction Costs and Markets in Networks
Coase's work on radio spectrum policy is relevant to current electric grid issues
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Markets as Error Correction Processes
Error correction helps us adapt to change and create value
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January 2024

Ideas, Progress, and Economic Growth
Are we talking ourselves out of progress?
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What Are You Reading?
2023 was a good reading year
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December 2023

November 2023

The Continuing Relevance of Adam Smith's "Man of System"
What harm, economic and moral, do we do when we treat people like pieces on a chessboard?
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