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mainly macro: Corbyn's popularity and relativistic politics
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Comment on macroeconomic issues. Friday, 31 July 2015. Corbyn's popularity and relativistic politics. This is just a short gripe about some of the commentary around the Labour leadership contest. So many who write about this express their puzzlement about how someone from the left of the party can suddenly appear to be so popular. This can only mean, they suggest, that the Labour party membership must have moved to the left. From the FTs Jim Pickard.). The left, its limitations become self-evident. I...
mainly macro: Savings Equals Investment?
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Comment on macroeconomic issues. Saturday, 14 January 2012. This post is for first year undergraduate students (and the occasional blogger) who appear confused. Q: If consumers spend less and save more, does this mean investment must increase? A: Absolutely not. Someone increasing their saving does not automatically imply that some firm will decide to buy more capital goods. Q: But surely savings equals investment by identity in the national accounts. Q: When will this process stop? A: Well we could shor...
mainly macro: Is economics jargon distortionary?
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Comment on macroeconomic issues. Tuesday, 22 July 2014. Is economics jargon distortionary? Employees are already beset by red tape if they try to improve their working conditions. Now the UK government wants. I doubt if you have ever read a paragraph that applies language in this way. Yet why should laws that apply to employers be regarded as a regulatory burden, but laws that apply to employees are not? Labour markets, alongside financial markets. Here, as elsewhere. Indeed, lump sum taxes (a.k....It is...
mainly macro: Secular Stagnation and Three Period OLG
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Comment on macroeconomic issues. Sunday, 13 April 2014. Secular Stagnation and Three Period OLG. For macroeconomists. This post is a kind of introduction to the new. On secular stagnation by Eggertsson and Mehrotra. As usual, any misinterpretations are my fault. 1 is the utility discount factor. With population growth (at rate = n) this becomes. R = k kn where k = α(1. If one period is about 25 years, then. Could be 0.5 (annual. 05, then we have r=1 and r=2 respectively. For a 25 year period this wou...
mainly macro: Scotland and the SNP: Fooling yourselves and deceiving others
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Comment on macroeconomic issues. Thursday, 11 September 2014. Scotland and the SNP: Fooling yourselves and deceiving others. There are many laudable reasons to campaign for Scottish independence. But how far should those who passionately want independence be prepared to go to achieve that goal? Should they, for example, deceive the Scottish people about the basic economics involved? Paying back, if you like, for all the earlier years when North Sea oil production was at its peak. But perhaps I can paraph...
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morph366: Bipolar Markets
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Musings on Markets, Memes and Mayhem. Wednesday, 1 May 2013. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Receive updates to Morph366's blog via e-mail. Enter your email address:. Turnover Liquidity and the Transmission of Monetary Policy. Major Insurers to G20 Nations: Stop Wasting Time, Phase-Out Fossil Fuel Subsidies by 2020. Project Fear = We have had it with experts. Dollar-yen in a prom dress. Tuesday: Case-Shiller House Prices. 8220;Clinton economist trusts government too much”. The Girl Child Arrives.
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Armchair Economics: March 2012
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Economics for dopes.or perhaps from dopes. You decide. Thursday, 22 March 2012. In Defense of HST. The Devil’s in the Details (The Micro Stuff). First off there is how the basic arguments against H.S.T. are posed, specifically the way in which opponents harp on the absolute. Rather than the relative. Not that much in the end as I will demonstrate. Percentage increase from switching to HST. Let’s look at a chart for the sale price of new homes over time in different provinces. Values can be inte...This da...
Conscience Warrior: The Grocer, the Generals, and the End
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Economic and Political Commentary. The Grocer, the Generals, and the End. The Civil War did not truly end with Gen. Lee’s surrender one hundred fifty years ago today, of course, but once the Army of Northern Virginia was no more, the end of the war was both ordained and in sight. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Just a quick update: With the fall in headline unemployment to 5.1% and the robust gains in monthly jobs numbers , many commentators are . No One Makes You Shop at Wal-Mart. Uber’s CEO H...
Conscience Warrior: Links of the Week - 15 May 2015
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Economic and Political Commentary. Links of the Week - 15 May 2015. A weekly collection of links from the Conscience Warrior Newsfeed. The American Dream: Aspirations and Realities. Three more facts to add to the CEAs 10 facts about trade. Paul Ryan loves talking about poverty, but he keeps getting the basic facts wrong. Americans Get Free Trade's Dark Side. Ideology Creators of the New Gilded Age. Explaining US Inequality Exceptionalism. The Worst Ex-Chairman Ever. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
morph366: Systemically important banks cannot be a little bit solvent
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Musings on Markets, Memes and Mayhem. Wednesday, 20 March 2013. Systemically important banks cannot be a little bit solvent. Tracking risk appetite across bipolar asset markets. WEDNESDAY MARCH 20, 2013 11:16:00 GMT. In the unfolding Cyprus on the brink saga. The real catch 22 for the Cypriot central bank and the chances that a white knight (ECB, Russia) might ride to the rescue was neatly summed up in this remark which came from FT Alphaville's insightful commentary. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Monetary transmission mechanisms – who cares? (Me actually) | principlesandinterest
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Finance, Money, Policy and Principles. Monetary transmission mechanisms who cares? June 23, 2014. June 23, 2014. Frances Coppola and Giles Wilkes have been having a good-spirited row about Hobbits, Dragons and the importance (or otherwise) of understanding the monetary transmission mechanism. You can see their blogs here. Approach to monetary policy). So far, so what? Well, the Bank of England has told us that it is getting ready to think about the question pertaining to the nature of unwinding at least ...
Economics for the 98%: Don't know much about History
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Economics for the 98%. Economics for all, less the 1% who's in Wall Street and the 1% who's trying to occupy it. Monday, July 30, 2012. Don't know much about History. In a recent paper,. Erik S. Reinert. Refers to public governance in Florence. Renaissance Florence also understood the need to prevent speculation, a skill which is obviously lost today. In Florence transporting food out of. The city was prohibited, as this could feed speculation [.]. Unemployment rate in Great Britain between 1855 and 2011,.
Economics for the 98%: You always need someone dumber than you
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Economics for the 98%. Economics for all, less the 1% who's in Wall Street and the 1% who's trying to occupy it. Thursday, July 12, 2012. You always need someone dumber than you. Simon Wren-Lewis just released a remarkable post. T is full of very relevant considerations that I won't list here. Instead, I'll will quote three segments that might synthesize the view of Professor Wren-Lewis:. Either. A simplistic take on economic theory (mostly micro theory rather than m. Acro) became an excuse for rent seek...
Economics for the 98%: Quotes
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Economics for the 98%. Economics for all, less the 1% who's in Wall Street and the 1% who's trying to occupy it. It is difficult to get a man understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it. In general, everything — everything — you hear conventionally, from the legend of Irish recovery to the legend of German austerity is just not true. Paul Krugman, May 1, 2012. It is amazing to me the degree of inequality that exists without people really getting upset. Because if you're part...
Economics for the 98%: Not in the Euro mood
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Economics for the 98%. Economics for all, less the 1% who's in Wall Street and the 1% who's trying to occupy it. Sunday, June 3, 2012. Not in the Euro mood. Euro does not only refer to the eurozone currency, it is also the short name for the European Soccer Championship, an event that will start on Friday and last for the whole of June. In normal times, Europe would be supposed to have no other concern during that period. Translation: Fuck the national team! Libellés : Euro troubles. Not the Treasury view.
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Comment on macroeconomic issues. Winner of the New Statesman SPERI Prize. In Political Economy 2016. Wednesday, 4 April 2018. Brexit and Corbyn: how our media fails the people. How could they have acted differently given their balance policy? To believe they will be better off after Brexit. When a politician lies so openly and so obviously, it is any serious journalist’s duty to recognise that fact in some way. The easiest thing to do in this case is to say ‘but PM. the OBR says there...A similar observa...
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