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Archive for April 2013
Taylor on monetary policy

Taylor on monetary policy

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John Taylor has a lovely little blog post, encapsulating so much in a few sentences. An excerpt with comments (emphasis...
Alternative Maximum Tax

Alternative Maximum Tax

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This is an Op-Ed for the Wall Street Journal, original here on April 15 2013Source: Wall Street JouirnalThey keep coming...
What the IMF consideres macro

What the IMF consideres macro

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Via Greg Mankiw’s blog, I learned about the IMF conference on “Rethinking Macro Policy.” See the announcement and program...
Debt and growth in 10 minutes

Debt and growth in 10 minutes

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This is a short video from last year. I only just found out it exists. It still seems pretty topical, and (for once) condensed...
Energy Idiocy

Energy Idiocy

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What is it about energy that send all sides of the political spectrum into spasms of babbling idiocy? Here are two items...
Interest rate graphs

Interest rate graphs

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Where are interest rates going? Here are two fun graphs I made, for a talk I gave Tuesday at Grant’s spring conference,...
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