…and the quality of that care with various forms of controls lumped together under the generic label “managed care.” Regulating the behavior of the various participants in the system to…

…though some have very limited markets that are truly appropriate. Balloon mortgages, floating-rate mortgages with (and without) long-term caps, or even IO mortgages make sense for a small subset of…

…management and large scale bond and stock markets where corporation could raise capital. Consequently, it would seem to be a fair comparison to compare the performance of the US economy…

…was on page 257 of a previous edition): UPDATE: I wasn’t clear enough in my initial post, so I’m pulling vtcodger from comments: Mankiw has a chart there. The label…

…2018 being the bankruptcy date): The fact that social security benefits are not correlated with the stock market – or the bond/ housing markets for that matter – is another…

…predictions of the model with actual exports. Greek exports were 32.6% lower than those predicted by the model, which they label the “puzzle of the missing Greek trade.” They then…

…insisting that their governments lower the value of their currencies to increase exports to the U.S. But the U.S. Treasury did not label either country a currency manipulator in its…

…between the empirical world of markets and the putative substrate of “utility”. In the end, the reason for attaching a label like economics to some portion of human activity is…

…for the daily supply of oil and the consumption of it balance out, essentially a fudge factor that they label in their footnotes as “unaccounted for crude oil”, thus suggesting…

…factor that they label in their footnotes as “unaccounted for crude oil”, thus suggesting there must have been a error or errors of that magnitude in this week’s oil supply…