Steven D. Levitt Quotes

The Economic Approach Is Both Broader And Simpler Than That. It Relies On Data, Rather Than Hunch Or Ideology, To Understand How The World Works, To Learn How Incentives Succeed (or Fail), How Resources Get Allocated, And What Sort Of Obstacles Prevent People From Getting Those Resources, Whether They Are Concrete (like Food And Transportation) Or More Aspirational (like Education And Love).

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