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The Revolution is Four Years Old!
Marginal Revolution is four years old today (at 3:07 pm EST precisely)! It all began with The Lunar Men and since then we posted something new every day for four years. In total we have had over 6000 posts, about 4.4 posts on average per day and we are closing in on 10 million visits. If you were to print all of MR for the last four years it would take well over thirty two thousand pages. I'd like to tell you how many pages exactly but Word can't count beyond 32,768.
You, our readers, have made Marginal Revolution one of the most widely read blogs in the world. Thanks! We would like to know you better. So in the comments please feel free to say happy birthday especially if you are a long time reader who has never commented before. How long have you been reading MR? What's your favorite post? Do you live in some exotic locale? Viva la revolution!
Posted by Alex Tabarrok on August 21, 2007 at 07:21 AM in Current Affairs, Economics, Food and Drink, Web/Tech | Permalink
Comments
Happy birthday! I've been reading y'all since Virginia Postrel recommended your site. Slim and I had our first Tyler-Cowen-in-a-restaurant sighting this Sunday, and I haven't had solid food since.
Posted by: Ted at Aug 21, 2007 7:54:29 AM
Happy 4th.
I've been reading MR for 3 and a half years and enjoyed every one of the thousands upon thousands of posts. I'm an Estonian living in Tallinn and got interested in economics to a large extent thanks to MR.
Posted by: JS at Aug 21, 2007 7:57:11 AM
Happy birthday! I found this blog via a book review by Tyler on Slate a couple of years ago.
My knowledge of economics is not terribly sophisticated, but I've really
learned a lot here, postings are consistently entertaining and
thought-provoking. Keep up the great work!
Posted by: Linda at Aug 21, 2007 7:59:32 AM
Congratulations on your success; you've earned it.
Posted by: sammler at Aug 21, 2007 7:59:34 AM
Happy Birthday...long time reader, first time commenter. It really is difficult to say what my favorite posts are. I really enjoy "My Favorite things..." and "Markets in everything...". The site really challenges my world view, and it is one of my favorite sites to visit. My "Economic literacy..." for lack of a better term is at a significantly higher level, and I believe both Alex and Tyler deserve credit for writing engaging articles which make me excited every time I refresh my browser...
Posted by: Casey at Aug 21, 2007 8:14:13 AM
Happy Birthday to MR! I found this blog in late 2004 or early 2005, though I'm not sure how. I was working at that time for an economist, Mark McClellan, so I wanted to get more knowledge and MR has been a great way for me to learn more. I'm still lost about a quarter of the time, but I don't consider that an unacceptable failure rate.
Posted by: Gary Karr at Aug 21, 2007 8:18:33 AM
For purely selfish reasons, I should add that my favorite post is this one: http://www.marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2005/11/demand_curves_s.html
Posted by: Gary Karr at Aug 21, 2007 8:20:33 AM
Happy Birthday to this insightful blog. I stumbled upon it (actually, not using that program :P) by chance in late 2005, but have grown to like it. I can't follow all of Tyler's ideas, and I disagree with more, but they are at least interesting. However, I more than often agree with Alex, perhaps it is because he tries more answers than questions ;)
It's not exotic, but I am from Karlsruhe, Germany and that in itself is interesting, due to the (sadly) he mistrust and often disgust in economics.
Posted by: Max Schwing at Aug 21, 2007 8:36:16 AM
Happy birthday, I've been reading the blog since probably early 2005. As I recall I followed a link from either a Thomas Sowell or Walter Williams op-ed. From your site I've caught on to Kling & Caplan as well as McArdle thank you very much. Exotic locale? Does Houston count? Favorite post is impossible, it's the consistent high quality that keeps me coming back.
Posted by: Trevor H. at Aug 21, 2007 8:36:44 AM
Happy Birthday.
I started reading this blog about 6-8 months ago and have ordered Tyler's new book, and I am looking forward to reading it.
Posted by: michael webster at Aug 21, 2007 8:49:22 AM
I've been reading daily for a couple of years & always find something interesting to agree/disagree with, or something new to learn/consider. Many happy marginal returns!
From vanilla London currently working in exotic Bangalore
Posted by: nick at Aug 21, 2007 8:52:47 AM
Happy birthday! MR is facinating reading, and has led to many more happy readings at the library. Thanks to Cowen for being such a prolific reader/blogger.
Posted by: Brian at Aug 21, 2007 8:53:19 AM
Congrats! I am from the Czech Republic and got adddicted to this blog 3 years ago; that's when I bought my first notebook and ceased depend on the computer lab at my college where I would always skim my e-mails and print some stuff but not much more. I was a student of economics then, so I presume I found a link in some econ article but I don't remember any details. I read MR every day. In fact, it is one of the first pages I open. You are also in my RSS feed that is displayed on my homepage. What I like most? Hm, hard to tell. I really appreciate the variety; you draw my attention to many things that I instinctively want to know but that I wouldn't have encountered without you (or with some time-consuming research). At gunpoint: I adore Markets in everything. Keep up the good work!
Posted by: Lucie at Aug 21, 2007 8:55:17 AM
Congrats, keep up the good work. I started reading about 2 years ago, been hooked every since! Favorite post... well, I have high hopes for the Farewell to Alms book forum later today. I think this could be the best yet.
Posted by: Shaun M at Aug 21, 2007 9:12:24 AM
wow, happy birthday to the best blog in the world. I've been reading for about three years and this is the reason I started reading blogs altogether. Thanks for maximizing my utility.
Posted by: mike at Aug 21, 2007 9:13:57 AM
Happy Birthday! I think I found you via kottke sometime this spring. You've helped encourage me to take a second serious run at my economics master's degree. (Forecasting class starts tonight!)
I've even tried a restaurant based on your recommend - but I think it proved that I don't have nearly as adventurous taste buds.
Posted by: A.M. at Aug 21, 2007 9:36:58 AM
Happy Birthday! I am from Brazil, living in our capital Brasilia, and I've been a loyal reader for the past two and a half years. Your work is terrific and yours is the first website I read in the morning.
Favorite post? Maybe the one on how to read Thomas Pynchon, but who knows? There were so many superb posts all these years.
Congratulations
Posted by: Diogo at Aug 21, 2007 9:38:53 AM
Happy Days! We have been following your blog for some time and will even link to it from time to time from our own blog. We appreciate your thoughtful approach and insightful commentary. When it comes to economics, we think you are rock stars! Thanks for keeping economics and world politics interesting and thought provoking! (Thanks also to Tyler for appearing on our radio show, The Investing Revolution, great interview!) May the Revolution march on! Best of luck for many years to come.
Posted by: The Investing Revolution at Aug 21, 2007 9:44:45 AM
Yay! Happy birthday!
My Marginal Revolution claim to fame is starting the Wikipedia page for it, over two years ago.
My favorite post is Tabarrok's where he says a massage therapist told him he was a "giving person" and, when he tells her he's an economist, she changes her mind!
Posted by: Macneil at Aug 21, 2007 9:45:41 AM
I discovered MR about a year ago via Mankiw's blog. Through MR, I've come to know and enjoy other blogs such as Cafe Hayek, EconLog, EconTalk, Overcoming Bias, and Book Forum.
Beyond exposing me to vast amounts of knowledge and ways of thinking that I might not have otherwise obtained, one of the more sublime effects of reading MR and several of the blogs above is the feeling that I have something of a personal relationship with a cadre of smart and well-known economists. Many times as I bound from blog to blog, I feel as though I'm sitting at a table at some university eatery, having a cup of coffee and relishing the chance to listen in as a group of professors carry on a colorful debate at the table next to me.
I must admit that I feel a much closer tie to the economics dept. at George Mason than at the university I just graduated from!
Posted by: Jeff H. at Aug 21, 2007 9:50:47 AM
Happy Birthday! This is the one blog I have been reading consistently for nearly 2 years now.
Posted by: Venu at Aug 21, 2007 9:53:12 AM
recent reader from the hills of montana. captivating reading that keep the brain cells fresh, i hope, during my declining years. thanks
Posted by: fred at Aug 21, 2007 9:57:36 AM
Desde México, ¡muchas felicidades! ... Loyal reader for the past 8 or 9 months
Posted by: Jose at Aug 21, 2007 10:04:38 AM
Happy Birthday, MR! I discovered your blog over three years ago, and I have been hooked ever since!
Needless to say, I look forward to many more years of the Revolution ...
Posted by: Abi at Aug 21, 2007 10:10:21 AM
I've been reading for a couple of years. I think I found you from a link at The Volokh Conspiracy. My favorite posts are the ones about dating and marriage. Tyler should write a book about this topic. He provides a unique perspective on the subject. Some of the commenters to these threads show great insight as well.
Posted by: Larry at Aug 21, 2007 10:20:28 AM
Gentlemen, I've been reading your blog for almost 3-years now, ever since I was finishing up my college studies. Economics, of course! Thank you for the time and efforts you have devoted. Continued success to you both.
P.S. Did Steve S. send you guys a gift for the occasion?
Posted by: Chicagoan at Aug 21, 2007 10:20:42 AM
Congratulations. I've been reading this blog religiously for about a year and a half, and I must say you have mastered the blog format. DYIE is amazing, and I've been considering George Mason for a Phd solely because of the potential interesting conversations. Viva la revolution!
Posted by: Stan at Aug 21, 2007 10:28:30 AM
Happy Birthday Marginal Revolution! Long-time reader (about 2 years). Always refreshing to see civil, intelligent discussion in the blogosphere.
Posted by: grperk at Aug 21, 2007 10:43:41 AM
Happy Birthday, gents and blog!
I've been reading MR since sometime near the beginning, commented off and on since commenting has been allowed, and am quite pleased that it is still consistently interesting. I have come to love the Markets in Everything series, as well as Alex's posts on FDA issues. I often find Tyler's posts very informative in an idiosyncratic sort of way while Alex's posts seem to cut right to the heart of the issue at hand. I think the two of you have quite different styles and interests, which is a large part of what keeps MR on the top of my reading list. Good work, guys, and congratulations on your success.
Posted by: Timothy at Aug 21, 2007 10:57:17 AM
" Janma Dina Asamsakal, Abhinandanangal"
(Birth Day Greetings, Congratulations).
For the last one year, I have been a reader.
I am a reader from the west coast of India-the land between the Arabian sea in the west and the western ghats in the east.
Posted by: GVV at Aug 21, 2007 11:03:48 AM
Congratulations. MR is the economics weblog I read most, but it is fascinating in many fields beyond economics. Wasn't it at MR that the author contemplated what he would do differently in life if he had only a short time to live (more travel), or a long time left to live (more travel), and promptly bought a plane ticket to Peru? If I remember that correctly, that's my favorite post. After reading loyally throughout 2005, I once stopped reading for a whole year in a huff of disagreement (Does anybody else think Tyler and Alex have a blind spot for the shortcomings of consumerism, automobiles, and suburbs?). Then, when I re-started, it continued to be so fascinating that I decided it didn't matter much whether I agreed with everything. I'm back to reading nearly daily. Happy Birthday!
Posted by: Parke at Aug 21, 2007 11:08:07 AM
Long live the spirit of debate fostered by MR!
Thank you Alex and Tyler for four years of incremental advances; I don't always agree, of course,
but discussion and debate is embraced by MR. As I have posted several times, becasue I think that economists are at their best when they are arguing about ideas, I think MR along with EJW
are doing a great service to the profession (in the wake of the "hostility" toward intellectual debate that has taken place at some of the top academic journals in econoimcs since about 1980).
Posted by: indiana jim at Aug 21, 2007 11:24:59 AM
Happay Birthday!
I've always enjoyed the Trudie posts. It satisfies both my desires for trash and intellectual stimulation.
Posted by: Naadir Jeewa at Aug 21, 2007 11:33:43 AM
While my general blog readership fluctuates dramatically, the one constant over the last three years has been MR.
Most of it is pretty good, though "Markets in everything" always raises a smile.
Happy Birthday MR!
Posted by: Jim Magilton at Aug 21, 2007 11:37:21 AM
Happy Birthday MR!
Have been reading the blog for two years now. Keep the discussion flowing. And most importantly, Tyler, thanks for changing the way I eat.
Posted by: Matt at Aug 21, 2007 12:01:36 PM
Happy birthday MR!
From Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, living in boring old London. I like the Underappreciated Economists series - gives me a chance to keep in touch with the less well-known work being done in the field.
Posted by: JW Tan at Aug 21, 2007 12:16:02 PM
Happy birthday! I've been reading MR regularly for about a year, though I'm generally a lurker.
I'm a 2L at GMU Law; I found MR when I was looking to see what sort of things the profs were writing. (I expect I'll run into one of you at some point!)
My favorite posts are the ones that make an argument I've never seen before, and the ones that point me to good books.
Posted by: Kat at Aug 21, 2007 12:16:27 PM
ryan, ivy league college student, been reading for about a year, hoping to become an econ prof.
Posted by: s at Aug 21, 2007 12:27:13 PM
I have been reading since day 1, and have rarely commented. I hail from the far flung locale of Brookland, DC. I have enjoyed reading this blog, and am a big fan of the restaurant guide. Tyler has never steered me wrong there. I think Alex doesn't get enough credit on this blog. His posts are often just as interesting as Tyler's.
Posted by: Corey at Aug 21, 2007 12:27:33 PM
ryan, ivy league college student, been reading for about a year, hoping to become an econ prof.
Posted by: s at Aug 21, 2007 12:27:42 PM
Way to go, congratulations!
Posted by: Daniel Klein at Aug 21, 2007 12:39:56 PM
Happy Birthday! I have been reading MR for, oh, a couple of years. I am also a fan of Professor Cowen's food blog, and am waiting for the contest for which the prize is a chance to dine with him at some yummy local restaurant (I just moved to Takoma Park).
My favorite posts are the recommendations on books, music, etc., and those which argue for things I disagree with (at least at the start of the post. I wasn't fond of the 'Labor and organized crime' book, though.
Recently, I very much liked the initiative on charitable giving to India.
Posted by: Aron at Aug 21, 2007 12:40:17 PM
¡Felicidades!
What I like most about MR is the combination of Tyler's vast knowledge of culture (and food, more recipies!) with economics, a consistently stimulating, as are Alex's posts on the more exotic aspects of the criminal justice system, to cite just one example. Having started blogging soon after MR, it's been one of my greates sources of inspiration (and material!).
Posted by: Andrés at Aug 21, 2007 1:20:14 PM
Alex -- why don't you cut and paste MR into TWO Word docs to get the page count -- or use an editor like WinEdt :) ?
Posted by: David Zetland at Aug 21, 2007 1:52:26 PM
I've been reading regularly for about a year now. I love the posts Tyler and Alex, they're always interesting and insightful. Thanks!
Posted by: Ryan at Aug 21, 2007 2:15:34 PM
Happy Birthday MR! I've been a reader here for at least 3 years. First found the site doing a Google search for "economics blog." Clearly Google steered me right. This is one of the few corners of the internet where, after reading the day's posts, I always feel like I've learned something. Here's to many more years!
Posted by: Jason at Aug 21, 2007 2:20:28 PM
I stumbled across the GMU blogs when one of my decidedly non-free market economics profs declared that GMU was the best free market economics department in the world. I knew I had to check it out as I was dieing to hear a more pro-market view , in light of the tremendous amount of borderline neo-marxist scholarship that I was being exposed to. However, marginalrevolution is special to me because it combines world class economics discussion with so so so much more. In terms of quality and breadth of content this is as good as it gets in the blogosphere. Congrats on getting to the four year mark and cheers to all those who spread the word about this place.
Posted by: John Pertz at Aug 21, 2007 2:48:24 PM
Happy birthday!
Found via volokh.com, in turn found through erosblog.com
I'm a Seattle area baker, and my favorite thread is the discussion here:
http://www.marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2006/03/le_problme_du_p.html
Posted by: Don at Aug 21, 2007 3:06:58 PM
Felicitations for being one of the most widely read blogs.
I am a retired economics teacher living in a remote hamlet in Tamilnadu in South India with a slow dialup internet connection. I prefer to wait patiently to get your blog in my browser. I am amused, shocked, unnerved, stimulated and am cetainly better informed by reading the contents. I am able to get a better, and broader perspective on many issues.
Posted by: S.Neelakantan at Aug 21, 2007 3:27:09 PM
Happy birthday MR!
This blog is one of my happiest online discoveries, redeeming the ugly word 'blog' in my vocabulary. It is immensely refreshing to discover there's a whole community of people who think about serious things in an analytical way familiar from science. (I used to think economics was just about how to run central banks.) Mainstream political discussions are all so stupidly black-or-white, while the margin is by definition perfect mid-grey.
Posted by: improbable at Aug 21, 2007 3:29:44 PM
I'm a long-time reader and a libertarian fan from Finland. My favorite moment was when I ordered an autographed version of Tyler's In praise of commercial culture and he wrote (to the book cover) that we have the best russian restaurants in Finland. What a faux pas.
Posted by: Toni Heinonen at Aug 21, 2007 3:37:49 PM
Favorite post- Why do Libertarians love science fiction?
Suggested Post- Why everyone SHOULD love Alan Moore
Feared Post- Why we're quitting the biz
I have been following this blog for 2 years, and I must say they have been the least wasted in my short life. Praise the overmen.
Posted by: J S at Aug 21, 2007 3:38:05 PM
Been a steady reader for several years now. Bookmark shows me adding your site at the beginning of 2005.
The only blog out there that i go out of my way to get others to read. I pass along links in email to friends and such, and this was the one that generated the most responses back. Head nod to gmail for making the search part easy.
http://www.marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2006/03/big_dog.html
this was also pretty popular
http://www.marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2005/07/mercenaries.html
Keep up the great work and many thanks.
Posted by: Ryan Grubbs at Aug 21, 2007 3:45:12 PM
My favorite post was the economics of cats one-- http://www.marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2007/07/the-economics-o.html
Posted by: John D at Aug 21, 2007 4:53:30 PM
Congratulation on your longevity and popularity. I have been reading MR for three years and have profited the content. My favorite things MR:
* The recommended books are (almost always) excellent. Your suggestion to cut bait on poor reads has also been additive.
* The comments are superb with less than normal distractive garbage.
* Although I have chosen the CEO route to fame and fortune, I am a closet wanna-be academic. Your site feeds my need.
* The way in which AT and TC dissect issues is exemplary. Although I sometimes disagree with your positions, I always learn from the way you think.
* The cast of characters at MR are long tail intellectuals. I like the deep cognitive content.
* The "best sentence I read today" is usually fascinating.
Truly hope you choose to continue your tour de force of information and opinion.
Posted by: DBH at Aug 21, 2007 4:59:19 PM
Congratulations! I enjoy "Claims my Russian wife laughs at" and related posts. And Tyrone. And Alex' directness.
Posted by: Eric H at Aug 21, 2007 7:49:56 PM
It's funny to see what global warming denialists you guys were back in 2003! Every fourth post is on the subject.
Posted by: lice at Aug 21, 2007 7:53:13 PM
Happy Birthday! Thanks for the great content guys. MR has augmented my economics education in ways you can't even imagine. Keep up the good work!
Posted by: Biomed Tim at Aug 21, 2007 8:56:03 PM
You guys are great. I have been a long time reader and it is because of the wide variety of topics and did I mention travel and food! A special thanks to Tyler.
Many Thanks for enriching my life and stimulating my brain.
Posted by: Ben Andrews at Aug 21, 2007 9:07:16 PM
I've been reading for about a year now, and loving every minute of it.
Posted by: jurisnaturalist at Aug 21, 2007 9:07:18 PM
Keep on bloggin in the free world
Posted by: TS at Aug 21, 2007 9:39:00 PM
thanks a ton. the blog always puts me in a great mood.
Posted by: thehova at Aug 21, 2007 11:44:40 PM
I'm glowing - I clicked on that first post (Lunar Men) and the only trackback or comment is from me.
I added it much later though - almost 2 years after the original post. (To be honest, I didn't even know I'd trackbacked to the first MR post at the time.)
I've been reading MR since a piece in the WSJ mentioned around Christmas 2003 - I'd tried blogging in 2001, but gave up when I couldn't figure out how it would benefit me professionally. That article was a wake-up call showing that people were getting something out of what other economists were writing.
Posted by: David Tufte at Aug 22, 2007 1:09:04 AM
Been reading Marginal Revolution for about a year, which was both enjoyable and educative.
My blog reading habit is to follow enthusiastically for a while and then to lose interest. With MR it has been different.
Thanks and and best wishes!
Posted by: Sunil Bajpai at Aug 22, 2007 5:17:41 AM
Marginal revolution was one of the earliest blog I read. I like your approach to some of the topics and often link to your blog. Thanks for creating a revolution, however marginal...
Posted by: neelakantan at Aug 22, 2007 5:47:53 AM
Happy Birthday MR. I've been reading this blog for +1 year and enjoy it very much! I'm from São Paulo, Brazil. Thanks for challenging conventional wisdom. Best Regards.
Posted by: Daniel at Aug 22, 2007 7:05:59 AM
Congratulations Alex and Tyler. I've been reading your blog since February 2004. I remember the very first post, forwarded by a friend, "The Economics of Orgasm" (http://www.marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2004/01/the_economics_o.html).
Although there is no free lunch, there is indeed an excellent free blog on economics.
By the way, I am also Daniel and also from Brazil, as the guy that commented above.
Posted by: dsVasques at Aug 22, 2007 8:30:33 AM
I love linguistics and languages, but you guys have made me wished I followed a different muse.
Congratulations, and rock on!
Posted by: J. Goard at Aug 22, 2007 10:17:29 AM
Congratulations from Detmold in Germany ! I've been reading MR regularly since I found an article on Tyler in the Swiss newspaper Neue Zuercher Zeitung.
Posted by: Harro Haberbeck at Aug 22, 2007 11:07:08 AM
Congratulations !!! I have been reading MR religiously for several years,
and learned an amazing number of things on a variety of topics. The
best posts for me have always been the ones where you go back and forth
with other bloggers (econlog, robin hanson etc), many of which I found
through MR. Makes me wish I could be a party to those lunch discussions
(happy to make the trek from College Park if you would have me :)
Posted by: AD at Aug 22, 2007 11:30:44 AM
Congratulations on your fourth anniversary of MR.
Reading MR on and off for the last two years or so, along with other econoblogs, such as Mankiw´s and the Becker-Posner blog, has provided me with a intellectual stimulus on a day-to-day basis like never before. Like someone said in above comment, reading MR is a bit like having a rather undeserved privilege of sitting at a table in a café with prominent thinkers on a regular basis. Something that earlier was only be a privilege of the few is now in the reach of the common man. That's the revolution...
Greeting from Reykjavik Iceland: Samuel T. Petursson, engineer and urban planner
If only I had been introduced to the wonders of economics earlier on.
Posted by: Samuel T. Petursson at Aug 22, 2007 8:04:02 PM
Thanks everyone for all the nice comments!
Alex (and Tyler)
Posted by: Alex Tabarrok at Aug 22, 2007 11:03:04 PM
Love your blog - easily my favorite. Discovered it in a post by Virginia Postrel and have been reading it ever since. Have learned so much and been exposed to many new ideas...has made me look smart on many occasions.
This post made me laugh:
Tyler v. Alex: Guide to the Perplexed
Lately I’ve noticed that people are confusing posts from Tyler with posts from me. Here is a simple guide for the perplexed:
• References to a cymbalist/Dadaist/expressionist that you have never heard of. Tyler.
• References to Dog/Rush/Hayek (Salma). Alex
• A simple question with ten answers. Tyler.
• A complex question with one answer. Alex.
• You have no idea what the post means. Tyler.
• You know exactly what the post means and it makes you mad as hell. Alex.
Posted by: Paul J at Aug 23, 2007 12:58:54 AM
A belated Happy Birthday. I'm another reader who was brought to this site by the Wall Street Journal referral in late 2003. I cannot say I read it religiously every day but I find it very stimulating when I do.
It also is partly responsible for me picking GMU for a return to school 23 years after receiving my graduate business degree; I begin in the masters program of the School of Public Policy next week. At an orientation session earlier this year one of SPP's professors referred to the GMU Econ Dept. as being, "to the right of Genghis Khan.” I wonder what I’m in for?
Again, many happy returns and please keep up the good work.
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