An argument for simplicity

In today’s Wall Street Journal, Terry Teachout provides a very interesting series of observations on complexity, as it relates to writing and music: “Too Complicated for Words.” He cites a paper by Fred Lerdahl, which speaks directly on complexity...
The Kramer effect

The Kramer effect

I taught a class yesterday and, as I typically do, when I got to the topic of peer groups I mentioned one of its disadvantages: questionable makeup of the universe. That is, does the manager belong here?And, as I typically do, I cited an episode of Seinfeld to make my...

CIPM updates…

As noted to the right of this blog post, John Simpson, CIPM will host a webinar on June 25th at 12:00 noon (EST) to discuss the changes that have occurred to the Certificate in Investment Performance Measurement (CIPM) program. John and I were “pioneers”...
2,000 & counting

2,000 & counting

It wasn’t too long ago that I reported that we had reached 1,000 unique visitors to our blog; well, we now have had 2,000! Thank you for visiting. And thanks to all who occasionally post comments, as these are helpful in providing various perspectives.

One year of blogging

I’m usually better at remembering anniversaries … June 2 marked the one year anniversary of this blog. And 250+ entries later, with close to 2,000 visitors, we’re still going strong. I greatly appreciate the comments that have come in and continue to...

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