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Archive for November 2013
After the ACA -- Crafting an Alternative to Obamacare

After the ACA -- Crafting an Alternative to Obamacare

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I gave a talk at Hoover, encouraging those of us who are less than fans to speak up and outline the alternative to Obamacare....
A limited central bank

A limited central bank

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Philadelphia Fed president Charles Plosser gave a noteworthy speech, “A limited central bank.” It’s especially noteworthy...
New vs. Old Keynesian Stimulus

New vs. Old Keynesian Stimulus

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While fiddling with a recent paper, “The New-Keynesian Liquidity Trap” (blog post), a simple insight dawned on me on the...
The Work Behind the Prize: Video and Text

The Work Behind the Prize: Video and Text

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This is a link to the “Work Behind the Prize” event from Monday Nov 4. Our charge was, explain to the community of scholars...
The Work Behind the Prize

The Work Behind the Prize

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This afternoon (Monday November 4) a panel of four will try to explain the research that Gene Fama and Lars Hansen did to...
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