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Paul Krugman article explains what has caused this economic global crisis and the mess in the US economically, financially - talk about Wall Street wonderland - they really did believe it could never be what has happened now - Depression / Recession / Blizzard / Economic Blight / Perturbations of dismal financial markets and derivative credit products
This article is perfect – it explains it so well - from New York Times – 09 – 02 – 09 How Did Economists Get It So Wrong? By PAUL KRUGMAN Published: September 2, 2009 To be fai… more →
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Bringing strategic management theory to bear on today's economy
davidkirkpatrick wrote 19 hours ago: In surprising news, this release claims the current economy is too complex for macroeconomics. (Psst … more →
Q3 Growth Revised Down to 2.8%
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Donald Marron wrote 1 day ago: As expected, the Bureau of Economic Analysis revised down its estimate of Q3 GDP growth. BEA’s … more →
Reviews of Paul Davidson’s new book
Edward Fullbrook wrote 1 day ago: Here are some review comments on Paul Davidson’s new book The Keynes Solution: The Path to Global Ec … more →
Are American Leaders Smart Enough?
worddreams wrote 2 days ago: Wired.com: Why is it important for people to care about science? Brian Greene: When you look around … more →
Monetizing and setting valuations on information – the crucial question
Tim Platt wrote 3 days ago: Yesterday I was meeting with a client to discuss interactive online marketing, and the channel optio … more →
Weekend Reading/Viewing Laundry List (11/20/09)
noompa wrote 4 days ago: Apologies for the slow blog flow this past week- things have been a little crazy around here. Speaki … more →
Inflation Alert
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Mario Rizzo wrote 4 days ago: by Jerry O’Driscoll Yesterday was Cato’s annual monetary conference and Allan Meltzer … more →
MACROECONOMICS: Midterm Review!!!
daygiengechngoi wrote 6 days ago: All of the Lecture Notes for this class so far can be found here: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZYHJK … more →
CPI rose to 0.1% in October 2009
David Chan wrote 1 week ago: This morning, Statistics Canada reports Consumer Price Index (all goods and services) increased to 0 … more →
Stress Tests, Economic Data, and Shangri-La
professorpinch wrote 1 week ago: Today on my Twitter account, I posted some tweets while I was watching the webcast of the Heritage F … more →
The New Interventionist Economics
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koppl wrote 1 week ago: by Roger Koppl Two recent posts on this blog (here and here) raise the issue of animal spirits and w … more →
Bubble or not, who knows? Ask Nostradamus, not economists.
David Chan wrote 1 week ago: I came across this article. I find it counter-productive to ask such a question. Bank economists a … more →
Discover the UN
gaby_radu wrote 1 week ago: Working for the UN is indeed a mighty goal. You need language skills, excellent training, experience … more →
Finance Minister Mukherjee deserves a cheer for connecting with economics (though half a cheer gets subtracted)
drsubrotoroy wrote 1 week ago: From Facebook today Independent India’s Finance Ministers have never in 62 years referred to e … more →
Will the US dollar fall forever?
Orlando Roncesvalles wrote 1 week ago: On a clear day, the US dollar cannot fall forever. That the dollar is now weak because the United St … more →
The Philippines and the IMF - pesky questions
Orlando Roncesvalles wrote 1 week ago: The face of the IMF In a press report, the goals of a team of IMF economists visiting the country we … more →
Animal Spirits
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Mario Rizzo wrote 1 week ago: by Jerry O’Driscoll In a previous post, Mario Rizzo reminds us that Keynes was concerned with the vo … more →
Economics To End Economics
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Mario Rizzo wrote 1 week ago: by Mario Rizzo I used to think that Ludwig von Mises was exaggerating quite a bit when he suggeste … more →
Has business-cycle theory become easy for the dimwitted?
drsubrotoroy wrote 1 week ago: From Facebook: Subroto Roy is amazed that business-cycle theory and history — always a most d … more →
