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Archive for September 2012
Europe's payroll taxes

Europe's payroll taxes

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The Wall Street Journal made this nice graph on Saturday.Forget “who bears,” it’s the totals here that are mind-boggling....
Two views of debt and stagnation

Two views of debt and stagnation

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Two new papers on economic stagnation in periods of high government debt (i.e. now) are making a splash:  Public Debt...
Sargent and interest-rate options

Sargent and interest-rate options

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By now, you’ve probably seen Tom Sargent’s great Ally Bank TV spot. But, were I to needle Tom just a bit, I might ask,...
Unraveling the Mysteries of Money

Unraveling the Mysteries of Money

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Harald Uhlig and I did a fun interview run by Gideon Magnus (Chicago PhD) at Morningstar. We talk about the foundations...
How not to blow it with phase-outs

How not to blow it with phase-outs

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Today’s Wall Street Journal article, How Not to Blow It With Financial Aid, appparently about financing college education,...
Bad Hair Day

Bad Hair Day

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A short interview by Betty Liu on Bloomberg TV: (if that doesn’t work a link). The ECB’s big bond buying program, how...
Woodford at Jackson Hole

Woodford at Jackson Hole

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Mike Woodford’s Jackson Hole paper is making a big buzz, and for good reasons. Readers of this blog may be surprised...
CBO and fiscal cliff, again

CBO and fiscal cliff, again

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I turned last week’s CBO post into an Op-Ed for Bloomberg. This version is better.Last month, the Congressional Budget Office...
Mermaids

Mermaids

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This has nothing to do with economics or finance, but it’s way cooler…If you or your teenage children are into young-adult...
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