Tweets of the Great Economists

2 October 2009 at 10:29 am 4 comments

| Peter Klein |

Cliff sent me Andrew Pessin’s “Twitter Tour of Western Philosophy.” Samples: “Socrates: Drinking hemlock; toes tingling; legs getting numb. Maybe unexamined life worth living? Guard!” “Plato: Symposium 2nite 7pm, @ The Cave. Open mike, open bar. Under 21 admitted free.” “Schopenhauer: All is empty, pointless. Deep, dark despair. Could use snack.” So, what would the great economists and management scholars have said in 140 characters or less?

Hayek: @maynard: Demand 4 commodities not demand 4 labor. Come on, dude!

Porter: Got 4 forces now; need ideas for 5th.

Williamson: Anybody out there want to transact? No hazards pls.

Help me out here.

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4 Comments Add your own

  • 1. stevphel's avatar stevphel  |  2 October 2009 at 11:27 am

    Barney: VRIO or VRIN. Which one looks better to you?

    Priem: @ Barney: Dude, it’s still a tautology.

    Winter: @Barney: It all seems so routine to me.

    Helfat: @Barney: It’s not dynamic enough.

    Foss: @Barney: I don’t think you got your property right

    Felin: @Barney: There’s no I in VRIO

  • 2. chris's avatar chris  |  2 October 2009 at 12:58 pm

    Krugman: @gwbush: thx 4 nothin. @bobama: mor stimulus $$$

    Mankiw: greatest txtbook ever explains today’s events

    Hazlett: @Bastiat: sorry but ppl still don’t get it

  • 3. jck's avatar jck  |  2 October 2009 at 9:51 pm

    Mises:@Mankiw
    Hayek
    Friedman
    Knight
    Stigler
    Maynard: You are all socialists

  • 4. Josh Mccabe's avatar joshmccabe  |  2 October 2009 at 11:04 pm

    Peter, have you seen the Barack Obama facebook newsfeed series at Salon? It’s priceless!

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