Top 100 Economics Blogs
Angry Bear continues to make the Top 100 Economics Blogs from Intelligent Economist and Top 100 Economics Blogs and Websites from Feedspot (now for 2022). Econospeak (Barkley Rosser, pgl, Peter Dorman,…
Angry Bear continues to make the Top 100 Economics Blogs from Intelligent Economist and Top 100 Economics Blogs and Websites from Feedspot (now for 2022). Econospeak (Barkley Rosser, pgl, Peter Dorman,…
…cost of a PhD makes the economics of the investment more problematic than ever. *at universities with medical schools, this can include the margin on the practice PhD programs are…
Mark Thoma has put together some thoughts of his own as well as those of Bruce Bartlett, Brad DeLong, and Paul Krugman. I think it is worth a scan. Bruce…
Nancy Folbre is an economics professor at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Her post in the NYT Economix begins: The Occupy Wall Street movement, displaced from some key geographic locations,…
One of my favorite paper presentations ever was by Daniel Parent, who is a good enough reason in himself for pending Labor Economists to apply to HEC. He was trying…
I try not to pay attention—and not provide a direct link—to the NYT’s Stupidest Conservative. It’s one of the greatest advantages of having Susan of Texas around: you can go…
Lee Arnold has a series of visual presentations at a high school level that might be useful to introduce different topics to friends and family that do not follow econoblogs….
…bailout”. But it is crap economics. In wingnuttia, prices are entirely elastic in regards to taxes, they just flow through to customers. Yet they are sticky in regards to anything…
…interview when Lou gave three pieces of sage of advice to those of us who might try to discuss economics to the general public: Rule #1: Speak English. Rule #2:…
…month as rankings were determined in July. Onalytical Indexes publishes their Top 200 Influential Economics Blogs – Aug 2013 by Andreea Moldovan It’s been several months since we published our…