Since I'm authoring much of this content and doing so "on the fly" don't be surprised if there are little errors. I will not be offended if you point them out to me so that I can make a correction.
When I was a Freshman I took a course in probability from a world-famous probabilist - Gian Carlo Rota. Our textbook, he said, had several typos. (He was right about that.) He said that was a good thing - to keep us on our toes. Were I as good an economist as Rota was a mathematician, I'd claim to be putting in the typos deliberately, to keep you on your does. But in this case the real explanation is that though I proofread what I provide to you, I do so timewise rather close to when I post it. Invariably errors get through that way.
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