…Martin Feldstein estimates that the average person could pay an extra $1,500 per20year for energy. And those are just direct energy costs. Written largely by professional environmentalists, the numbingly complex…

rdan This piece of stormy’s post caught my attention: But ask yourselves–ask Krugman, ask Roubini, ask Martin Feldstein, ask any economist: What will be the engine of our economic recovery?…

davenoon at LG&M and Kikuchiyo Jones subbing for the good Roger Ailes both clobbered the WSJ’s most egregious fluffing this year. Martin Feldstein continues to try to destroy the previously-brilliant…

Via Mankiw, who notes that “among economists listed” at PinnacleSports, Martin Feldstein is the favorite. I was going to snark that that must be because they have a lousy field…

…is to control for the unobserved determinants of taxable income by using “natural experiments,”….The influence of the NTR literature such as Lindsey (1987) and Feldstein (1995a) is undeniable and, if…

…paper explaining the logic, see the classic Krugman and Feldstein paper “International Trade Effects of Value Added Taxation”. The empirical evidence seems to confirm the economic theory. A paper by…

Via Mark Thoma comes a very nice discussion of the current account and capital flows from Martin Feldstein. This jumped out at me: This unprecedented level is equal to 6.4…

…convened a blue-ribbon panel of macroeconomists (including Alan Auerbach, David Bradford, Martin Feldstein, and Greg Mankiw) to help them develop their estimates. What were their results? The JCT used several…

…strange assertions, Bernasek should have referenced the work of Harvard economists Martin Feldstein and Greg Mankiw, along with numerous articles published by the National Bureau of Economic Research. Then there’s…

The Krugman-Summers 1982 Inflation Memo As members of the Reagan CEA, Paul Krugman and Lawrence Summers wrote a memo to Martin Feldstein and Willam Poole on 9/9/1982 with the first…