Says John Aziz, “Economics, broadly defined, is the study of human action and interaction.” Which reminds me to post this, which has been long brewing in my head. More carefully…

Dan here…Worth reading the whole 12 pages. (Hat tip New Deal democrat) Do economic crises reflect crises in economics? Keynote address, ‘Rethinking Economics’ conference, Stiftverband für die Deutsche Wissenschaft/Handelsblatt, Frankfurt…

…of a monetary economy. His greatest legacy is the Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, the intellectual home for a generation of Post Keynesian economists. Without his efforts, the heterodox economics…

“It Took the Democrats Half a Century to Rediscover Trickle-Up Economics,” The Soap Box, Bruce Barlett Republicans still cling to trickle-down delusions of the wealthy and big business delivering economic…

Angry Bear Ken Houghton will be a panelist, and other participants in the conference include Mike Shedlock, Mark Thoma, Paul Romer, Alex Tabborak. Economics Bloggers Forum 8:30 a.m. – 4:00…

…field journals which started in 2009 are Applied Economics, Economic Policy, Macroeconomics, and Microeconomics. it is a bit harsh to blame the editors of journals which started publishing in 2009…

I hear from a friend that some of my posts have not been warmly welcomed by economists with PhDs from the economics department of the University of Minnesota. I thought…

…know that his own institute is a big part of the problem. Pethokoukis’ next sentence: “Supply-side economics is simply a school of economic thought that believes a) incentives matter, b)…

by Mike Kimel Is Economics a Science – Three Comments In the last few days I came across three very different posts, each of which covers (to some extent) the…

…high as $500 million, several professors who study the economics of sports say the impact is likely to be negligible. Andrew Zimbalist, Professor of Economics at Smith College, argues that…