…the two women see their obligations and options, but another follow up could help instruct us. We tend to act on our own perceived stories’ to determine these choices. :…

…markets are semi-strong efficient in the approach is that it is assumed that perceived fundamental value can only change due to news. If agents must learn the relationship between events…

…to allow a lot of unemployment in the future (a la Volcker) to control runaway inflation.” Given our (their) inability to predict economic futures, and their at-least-perceived decades-long ability to…

…at all—and because John Roberts cares a lot about how the Court is perceived during his tenure as its chief. Or, more accurately, at least in my opinion, because under…

JKH has magisterial post up on the recent dust-up over Saving as perceived in various sectoral models — one-sector (global, for instance, or government- and trade-balanced domestic private sector); two-sector…

…capital, and not pay dividends to shareholders. Many corporations have in fact foregone dividends and instead invested in share buybacks, which give a perceived benefit from reducing the total number…

…do provide human utility — and derive their perceived value from that utility — are real goods/assets.) 2. “Money,” then, would be that exchange value as embodied (or metaphorically “stored”)…

…The Nine Habits of Highly Efficient Economies Republican economic policies are widely perceived (especially by Republicans) as being pro-growth and pro-prosperity, even though All. The. Evidence. Demonstrates. The. Opposite. Even…

…economy than is commonly perceived, and the slack will diminish more quickly than people think,” Maki said. As a result, “there are more inflationary risks with the very accommodative monetary…

…spending as a perceived share of the economy accelerated or decelerated. Thus, when the government increased nondefense spending (as a percent of how big the people viewed the economy) quickly,…