Hal Varian on “Computer Mediated Transactions” (AEA 2010)
Hal Varian’s keynote at the American Economic Association meeting in January, 2010. The talk is titled “Computer Mediated Transactions.”
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Wow a Computer Mediated Transaction.
As an economist, I find this talk fascinating.
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he presented high class content with simple words to able to understand for every people.
frankly I benefit a lot from Hal Varian and what was talking about is the future of computer
well…i listened to about 7 minutes of that and i have absolutley no idea what in the hell he was talking about lol BIG words like whoaa
fail…the audio transcription transcribed “Google” to “goal”
Wow the transcriber fits well with this
i rated 1 star
I can’t stand this dude’s voice inflection at the end of almost every sentence!!!!
yeah, mine too, Intermediate Microeconomics… after 5 semester studing of econimics, I love hate this book… some other books of him, too…
no… there are more bore videos in YouTube… believe me…. :)
This is very very long and boring!
I think the points he makes on Computers as Accountants about how computers will “allow us to structure more elaborate contracts and potentially improve economic efficiency” was very interesting. And earlier in the speech when he talks about testing scenarios.
extremely awesome presentation
Something tells me this is a push for Wave or Google Checkout… but really, what’s the point? All I’m seeing here are examples of existing technology and why the technology is useful. Is this a 101 lecture or something? I feel more stupid now.
this guy, hal, WROTE my college textbook on Economics. looks kinda like bill gates
No one cares google.
Zzzzzzzzzzzz…
this is very long and boring…
low quality and soun poor .
-2/5
3/5 speeches nowadays should include funny things to make it attractive and less sleepy.
This is really actually interesting, how can you think this is boring! I saw it the whole thing straight.
wow 5th comment on a google video >_>
pretty boring video though
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i really enjoyed this talk. i will look out for the book. thankyou.