Greg Kaza is elated that the politicians will start (ab)using dynamic scoring: Dynamic scoring, however, attempts to measure the feedback-effects ignored in these models – those feedback-effects potentially becoming excellent…

…for the rest of 2006 – as I expect they may … – the effects on global growth and inflation would be more serious and significant than the effects of…

…effects on inflation – that’s true. As is the premise that lower unemployment (not higher as Mr. Nugent suggested) would tend to offset any deflationary effects from declining import prices….

…#4 below… Illegal immigrants may be poorer and less well-educated (on average) than legal immigrants. This (possibly combined with #3 above) could have effects on the domestic market for unskilled…

…effects? As in the National Review’s Phil Kerpen & Peter Roff who claim: The 2003 tax-rate cuts supercharged business investment, which climbed by 4.4 percent in 2003 and an outsized…

…versus the effects of a windfall profits tax, which is technically different from an excise tax – but likely would have similar effects given the low elasticity of supply. Which…

Suppose your company is considering purchasing another company and wishes to convince the Department of Justice (DOJ) that the benefits to shareholders come from efficiency-enhancing effects and not competition-reducing effects….

Some of the first signs of Katrina’s effects on the US’s national economic statistics were contained in this morning’s release of the estimates of August personal income and spending. From…

…do with how Tamny fails to grasp either what Ben Bernanke or the long-run effects from monetary policy. Rather than concede his errors, Tamny compounds them: Assuming Thoma could even…

…won’t be able to meet demand,” Fitzpatrick said, adding that prices at these levels could serve to temper demand. Prices are these levels certainly will have effects on demand. After…