The Inflation game (part 2 and wonkish)
…more prowess in the market, consumers or firms? The measurement I use comes from what I call the optimal level of the Super macroeconomic potential GDP. (If you want to…
…more prowess in the market, consumers or firms? The measurement I use comes from what I call the optimal level of the Super macroeconomic potential GDP. (If you want to…
…minority to require a super-majority to pass any legislation. Thus, we get the ongoing cycle of the right’s anti-“entitlement” sloganeering that supports farm subsidies (representing a corporate farm entitlement for…
…GGrabbing a lot of money from insurnce companies and giving it to policy holders would be super popular. Also it will not ever happen — the insurance companies will find…
…Edward. Building a growth model with effective demand. 4/6/13 Lambert, Edward. When labor share does not rise in the growth model. 4/6/13 Lambert, Edward. Super macroeconomic potential real GDP. 4/7/13…
…has increased more than the median is the super rich. Average wages are calculated by taking the total compensation in America and dividing by the number of wage earners. The…
…top limits in the graph follow the fall of labor share. The following graph super-imposes the effective labor share (the labor share index * 0.762) onto the TFUR. The pattern…
…those bright florescent bulbs beaming down; and this time the staff is not a staff, but instead the super-large Venti Starbucks coffee I now have in my hand; and this…
…The old fashioned and super simple assumption that consumers look at personal disposable income is an alternative explanation of the fact that consumption is less volatile than net national income….
…that provides healthcare insurance. I know about Ms. Boonstra because, well, she’s now cut an ad, funded by the Koch brothers’ super PAC, Americans for Prosperity, attacking Democratic Congressman Gary…
…any partial correlation with wage inflation therefore no sign that it has any causal effect. In this super crude regression, there is no hint of evidence that variation of expected…