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…[skip] at the Journal of Monetary Economics, a must-publish venue for rising economists, Nuff read. I never knew the Journal of Monetary Economics was a must-publish venue for rising economists….
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Contra General Theory Pro "The General Theory …"
…Now this is a special case, and it is very irritating for economics to depend on something silly like the real return to money hidden under a mattress, but here…
Brad DeLong asks about the top ten econ blogs by net news wire
…Fox’s Curious Capitalist http://time-blog.com/curious_capitalist/ Barry Ritholtz’s The Big Picture http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/ James Hamilton’s and Menzie Chinn’s Econbrowser http://www.econbrowser.com/ Angry Bear http://angrybear.blogspot.com/ WSJ Real Time Economics http://blogs.wsj.com/economics/ Paul Krugman http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/ Felix Salmon’s…
Soc Sec XVI: Democracy and Reaction
Well this is even less of an economics post than XV and in thinking on this the last couple days I realized I didn’t have a firm enough grip on…
So Donald Luskin Thinks $90 Billion a Year is Pocket Change
…get $372 billion more than expected in GDP. That’s a terrific deal, if you ask me. So while Krugman derides supply-side economics as “hokum for the yokels,” all the evidence…
Is Edward Prescott Overvaluing Federal Financing?
The following from the winner of the most recent Nobel Prize in economics may surprise many: STOCKHOLM (Reuters) – The U.S. current account and budget deficits, which some analysts see…
Importing Drugs: Bad Medicine / Bad Economics? The conservative argument against importing pharmaceuticals from Canada claims to be one part science and two parts economics with Sally Pipes (Pacific Research…
Nugent explains Reagan-Bush Economics I love it when rightwingers fight with each other. Tom Nugent reads and then objects to something from the WSJ oped pages: A recent Wall Street…
…a recipe for faster growth. Their plans were consistent with supply-side economics, which had dominated Republican policy for decades, since they targeted the economy’s long-run potential to grow… Wealthier people…
…the latest upward-skewed tax cuts: “Trickle Down Economics…Before we called it Trickle Down Economics, we called it Voodoo Economics, and before that we just called it Screwing the Oakies That…