…apart from possible impacts on the price of that good. But again – I’m assuming a freely floating exchange rate. Alas, I had to also read Michael Darda who clearly…

Do I and Mark Thoma need to purchase Rational Exuberance to understand what Michael Mandel is trying to say? Perhaps this will give us some clue. Mandel’s first post drew…

…the average workweek and the employment to population ratio are still below 2000 levels. My real beef, however, is with Michael Darda: Pro-growth tax-rate reductions on labor and capital in…

…of Bush’s Presidency. Update II: Michael Darda goes far beyond the claims of Mr. Carter arguing that the Bush tax cuts will increase long-term growth rates by 0.85%. His evidence…

…I would find, and would not find, were the site working. Over to the West Coast, where the top hit is noted liberal Michael Kinsley’s 5/1/05 paean to Bush, “Bush…

David Altig recommends this paper from Michael Kouparitsas entitled “Is the U.S. Current Account Sustainable”. He poses the question initially in a manner similar to how Thomas Sargent and Neil…

…long term. The Department of Homeland Security and Medicare are ‘unsustainable’ for the long term. Bill Gates, Warren Buffet, George Soros, the Waldens, Michael Dell, Jeff Bezos, and Medicare are…

…the General Fund shortfall appoximates household wealth and that the Luskin-Michael Tanner math is an indication that they wish to transfer an amount equal to half of that away from…

…March 5, 2004by Michael Tanner: In fact, in less than 15 years Social Security will begin running a deficit, spending more on benefits than it takes in through taxes. Overall,…

…I’d rather have that Colts offense but both of these NFC defenses can make things happen even as fast as a Michael Vick scrabble. Bottom line: it should be as…