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Your Econometric Rock Band Name
Sara Moore || February 11, 2008 || Humor

By S. Moore with Julia Caplan and Lena Hoffman.

There are many things that you can do with a Master of Public Policy degree, such as starting your own rock band! Here are some of the best possible econometric band names that we could derive.

The Corner Solutions (i.e. will not enter the workforce for any price)

The Free Riders

The Regressions

Loss Function

Errors Normally Distributed or E.N.D. -- a la 80's band O.M.D.

The Marginal Curves (a girl band)

The Homoskedastics (a queer band)

The Heteroskedastics (a hair band)

The CoVariants

Hot solo nightclub / economist soul singer
Sxy or
SExy
(i.e. the sample standard deviation or standard error for x,y)

The Ordinary Least Squares (a 50's - 60's cover band)

And, saving the best for last:

The Deadweight Losses (called the DWLs by its fans)

Do your MPP classes inspire you to name rock bands? Add your ideas to the comments (or better yet, blog your own list...)

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There was one genre left out here (southern rock). Give it up for: Moral Hazzard

Or how about "The Dukes of Moral Hazzard"? They should all wear bicycle helmets when they're on stage, too.

Instrumental Variable Strategy (post-rock band)

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