TheMBAGlover

Econ is all micro there is no marco, I agree. When i was studying for my PhD, all the macro was based upon nonlinear equations and then aggregated. Real tough unless you are a quant jock, but it does make you realize that economists think that people think in these complex mathematical manners, which they dont. That is why i found behavioral economics really useful. Economic psychology is going to be the next big frontier in human decision making. Thaler from U Chicago, Matt Rabin, Berkeley, my prof, Gary Charness, UCSB, real interesting theory.