…monetary policy, and its one Michael Kanell and I use in Presimetrics. For instance, we discuss how it affects economic growth, and we look at how much real M1 per…

Michael Boskin writes that double dip downturns are more the rule than the exception. http://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/boskin10/English I find this to be a very misleading article. What he is writing about is…

…that involve three decades of data for all 50 states and the D of C (henceforth “the states”) graphically – which is what Michael Kanell and I tried to do…

…Afghanistan? All right? Because everyone who’s tried, over a thousand years of history, has failed. And there are reasons for that. There are other ways to engage in Afghanistan.” Michael…

Michael Hudson at New Economic Perspectives points us to the difference between the overall economy and the financial sector: When politicians let the financial sector run the show, their natural…

…bit further back and some time in the future will write a post on that.) So what is going on here? Michael Kanell and I advanced several theories in Presimetrics…

…we to explain Michael Peel’s curious declaration in “Unweaving a Tangled Web” that: …[there is a] continued prevalence of corruption around the complex, lucrative, and transnational global infrastructure industry, despite…

…much for me to add. I think the first time it was done was back in 1975 as a working paper Michael Darby (sorry this is behind a paywall –…

…upcoming book written with Michael Kanell. In this post, economic growth is measured as the annualized change in real GDP per capita, which was obtained from the Bureau of Economic…

by Mike Kimel First Chapter of Presimetrics Available for Download The table of contents, introduction, and chapter one of Presimetrics, a book I wrote with Michael Kanell of the Atlanta…