Links (12/4/18)
I am in Kenya (was teaching time-series econometrics in Nairobi) and got a bit behind. For pictures of Maasai Mara, Nairobi, and other stuff, see here:
- Climate Denial Was the Crucible for Trumpism - Paul Krugman
- Dual Regression and Prediction - No Hesitations
- Inheritance taxation and wealth effects on the labour supply of heirs - VoxEU
- Is corruption a social thing? - Understanding Society
- The Fed's Policy Implementation Framework - PIIE
- How to End Venezuela’s Nightmare - Ricardo Hausmann
- Beyond GDP - Joseph E. Stiglitz
- Does the Floor System Discourage Bank Lending? - MacroMania
- A Review of the Fed’s Unconventional Monetary Policy - FRBSF
- What game theory tells us about politics and society - MIT News
- E Pluribus Unum: single vs. multiple point of entry resolution - Cecchetti & Schoenholtz
- The Great Macro Divergence - Jean Pisani-Ferry
- When MAGA Fantasy Meets Rust Belt Reality - Paul Krugman
- Brexit, Borders, and the Bank of England (Wonkish) - Paul Krugman
- Per capita income, consumption patterns, and carbon dioxide emissions - VoxEU
- State-dependent effects of monetary policy - VoxEU
- Modeling the social - Understanding Society
- Experts and Elites - mainly macro
- A Worldly Philosopher (or Two) at 100 - Economic Principals
- What are the drivers of TFP growth? An empirical assessment - Econbrowser
- Exercising government's will - Understanding Society
- Snapshots of Falling US Mobility - Tim Taylor
- Antitrust in a Changing Economy and Changing Economics - ProMarket
- Yes, the Octopus Is Smart as Heck. But Why? - The New York Times
- US Treasury auctions: measuring the effectiveness of primary markets for government securities - Microeconomic Insights
- Cryptocurrency and Central Bank E-Money - macroblog
- Freelance Economy Is Both Old and Young, Big and Small - Justin Fox
- Growth, disease, and the personal touch - Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
- So…Tired…of…Winning (Trade Deficit Edition) - Econbrowser
Posted by Mark Thoma on Tuesday, December 4, 2018 at 06:59 AM in Economics, Links |
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