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Continue This article may give undue weight to certain ideas, incidents, or disputes. Please help improve it by rewriting it in a balanced way that contextualizes different perspectives. (October 2009) (Learn how and when to delete this template message) SuperFreakonomics: Global Cooling, Patriotic Prostitutes, and Why Suicide Bombers Should Buy Life Insurance Hardcover EditionAuthorSteven D. Levitt, Stephen J. DubnerCountryUnited StatesSubjectEconomy, sociologyGenreNon-fictionPublisherWilliam Morrowpution Date February 20, 2009 TypeMediaReadPage. ISBN0-06-088957-8Receivedfreakonomics After that, as Freak SuperFreakonomics: Global Cooling, Patriotic Prostitutes, and Why Suicide Bombers Should Buy Life Insurance is the second nonfiction book by University of economist and journalist Stephen J. Dubner, released in early October 2009 in Europe and October 20, 2009 in the . This is a sequel to : The Outwary Economist explores the hidden side of everything. The explanatory note states that the theme of the book explores the concept by which we all work for a certain award. The introduction states that we should look at the problems economically. Examples are given, including the preference for sons in India and the difficulties faced by Indian women, as well as the problem of horse manure at the turn of the 20th century. The first chapter explores prostitution and pimps in South Chicago, one high-class escort, and real estate brokers. Pimps and brokers are compared based on the idea that they help sell their services to a wider market. Inequalities in the assessments of men's and women's wages are also covered in this chapter. The second chapter is about patterns and details. There are patterns in the age of football players, health problems of children in the womb during Ramadan and the education of terrorists. Next, the book discusses the skills of hospital doctors and how Azyxxi was created, and draws parallels with how terrorists in the UK were tracked down by banks. Altruism is discussed in chapter three, and uses examples of Kitty Genovese's murder, crime rates as victims of television, and economic experimental games such as The Prisoner's Dilemma, The Ultimatum, and the work of John A. List. Chapter Four focuses on unintended consequences and simple fixes. It details the work of Ignaz Semmelweis in hospitals, the use of seat belts and child seats, and the possibility of hurricane reduction. Chapter 5 discusses external factors and global warming. It discusses how the economy does not necessarily take environmental considerations into account. In interviews with and from Intelligent Enterprises, the authors believe an alternative solutions to global warming by injecting stratospheric aerosols. Epilogue about and discusses the study of Lori Santos and Keith Chen on whether capuchin monkeys can be trained to use money. The reception of SuperFreakonomics has been praised for its entertainment value, but has drawn criticism for taking unconventional approaches to its subject, particularly global warming. In the Financial Times, Tim Harford, author of The Undercover Economist, said SuperFreakonomics is very similar to Freakonomics, but better. In the , critic and writer Kyle Smith described the book as bold, invigorating and beautifully opposite. BusinessWeek gave the book three and a half stars out of five, saying the book is an inventive and even useful application of economics to unusual subjects. In the fifth chapter of the book on global warming, the author proposes to deliberately regulate the system by building stratosyel. The chapter has been criticized by economists and climate experts, who say it contains numerous misleading statements and discredited arguments. Among the critics are , 6 Brad DeLong, 7 Raymond Pierrehumbert, 8 The Guardian, Bloomberg News, 10 and The Economy. Elizabeth Colbert, a science writer for The New Yorker who has written extensively about global warming, argues that almost everything they (Levitt and Dubner) have to say on this subject is really wrong. Joseph Romm said that SuperFreakonomics seriously misrepresented the position of climatologist Ken Caldeira; The book says, among other things, that Caldair's research tells him that CO2 is not the villain, a claim that Caldeira strongly disputes. Caldeira commented that I believe that all the ideas attributed to me are based on facts, except for the line carbon dioxide is not the right villain. Nevertheless, when I speak, I present these facts in a completely different context and draw different political conclusions.... I believe that the authors worked in good faith. They draw different conclusions than I draw from the same facts, but as the authors of the book, it is their prerogative. Dubner replied that in hindsight the line describing Ken Caldeira had exaggerated his position, but noted that Caldeira had sent a preliminary text and approved it. Caldeira acknowledged that he did receive the preview, but disagreed that the errors were his responsibility: I don't feel the need to read, check facts or make detailed comments on the documents that come in my inbox. I have a lot of other things to do like trying to get my science out the door. As it turned out, Dubner was informed of Caldeira's objection to the claim of the right villain but did not delete the line as Caldeira expected, although Caldeira believes this was due to a bona fide misunderstanding. Regarding their own views on global Levitt and Dubner stated in their freakonomics blog that global warming is a human phenomenon and an important issue to address. They further explain that when they disagree with the establishment, solutions to the problem are the most effective. To create an overview of how Levitt and Dubner use arithmetic in their dismissal of the solar photovoltaic option to mitigate global warming, see Raymond Pierrehumbert's open letter to Stephen Levitt on Realclimate.org. Illustrated edition In 2010, Levitt and Dubner released an illustrated edition of SuperFreakonomics. Cm. also The Books portal Economy portal Global Warming Controversy Scientific Opinion on Links - SuperFreakonomics is out today, 2009-10- 20 - Harford, Tim (2009-10-17). SuperFrecoonomics. Financial Times. Received 2009-10-22. Kyle Smith (2009-10-18). SuperFrecoonomics. New York Post. 2009-10-22. Coy, Peter (2009-10-22). More strange tales for Freakonomics Fans. Businessweek. Received 2009-10-23. Introduction of Stratoshield. Intelligent enterprises. 2009-10-21. SuperFreakonomics on Climate, Part 1. The New York Times. they grossly distort the research of other peoples, both in climate science and in economics - DeLong, Brad (2009-10-19). Even more SuperFreakonomics blogs. Capture reality with all eight tentacles. Levitt and Dubner today seem to no longer think like economists and Pierrehumbert, Raymond T. (October 29, 2009). An open letter to Steve Levitt. RealClimate.org received on December 26, 2012. Why the authors of SuperFreakonomics are wrong in geoengineering. Keeper. London. 2009- 10-19. Received 2010-05-24. Many commentators have already pointed out dozens of incorrect quotes, distortions and errors in the chapter Global Cooling - Bullets, Eric (2009-10-19). Freakonomics Guys Flunk Climate Change Science. Bloomberg News. Received 2011-12-28. Freaking Out: Controversy over SuperFreakonomics. Economist. 2009-10-27. Received 2009-11-06. Elizabeth Colbert (November 16, 2009). Hosed: Is there a quick solution to the climate? Rev. From Levitt and Dubner to SuperFreakonomics and Al Gore is our choice. A New Yorker. Romm, Joe (2009-10-19). The anatomy of debunking. climateprogress.org. He (Caldeira) answered many of my questions by email over the weekend. He just doesn't believe what superfreaks do it seems like he believes... One suggestion about Caldeira in particular is the complete opposite of what he believes (p. 184): However, his research tells him that carbon dioxide is not the right villain in this fight. Levitt and Dubner did not run this Caldeira quote, and when he saw the version of Myhrvold, he objected to it. Goodell, Jeff (2009-10-21). Geoengineering the planet: opportunities and pitfalls (Caldeira 360. Archive from the original 2009-11-24. Received 2009-10-22. The actual statements attributed to me are based on facts, but the contexts and framing of these issues are very different from the context and development that I would put the same facts into... So I think the casual reader can ... come up with the wrong suppression of what I believe and what I feel about things. b c Dubner, Stephen J. (2009-10-18). Global Warming in SuperFreakonomics: Anatomy of a Smear. The New York Times. Romm, Joe (2009-10-18). Part 5: Error-ridden SuperFreakonomics claims Caldeira's 'research tells him that carbon dioxide is not the right villain.' Caldeira updates its website to read Carbon dioxide is the right villain. climateprogress.org. Caldeira explains the episode of the right villain. 2009-10-25. Rumors of our global warming Denial are greatly exaggerated. The New York Times. Received 2010-05-24. we believe that rising global temperatures are a human-made phenomenon and that global warming is an important issue to address. Where we differ from the critics, in our opinion, the most effective solution to this problem .... The real purpose of the chapter is to figure out how to cool the Earth if it really gets catastrophically warmer... if we weren't convinced that global warming is worth worrying about, we wouldn't have written a chapter on the proposed solutions. Pierre Hambert, Raymond T. Open letter to Steve Levitt. Received 2013-03-09. External Links Official Website Book Page on Harper Collins SuperFreakonomics on SourceWatch SuperFreakonomics webcast - Levitt and Dubner on Ultimatum Games Washington Post review SuperFreakonomics, November 15, 2009 after words of interviews with Levitt and Dubner at SuperFreakonomics, October 26, 2009 received from free pdf. superfreakonomics audiobook free

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