1. Some people think that all you have to do to solve the almost worldwide shortage in donated organs is to switch from an opt-in to an opt-out system. Not so, says a recent post by Catherine Rampell, drawing on work by Kieran Healy, who says his work is fairly represented in the post and has more: "How a change in the law is implemented in practice, or how a rule is embedded in organizational process, can greatly affect the outcomes." Alex Tabarrok provides an overview of issues and practices around the world.
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3. How much time does it take to maintain a top-notch, regularly updated blog? Andy McKenzie has the numbers.
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