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Category Archives: HomeWork
Paul Krugman: WWS 594, Economics of the Welfare State: Trying to Help Workers
WWS 594, Economics of the Welfare State: Trying to Help Workers Slides here (pdf).
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Paul Krugman: ECO 348, The Great Recession: The Stimulus
ECO 348, The Great Recession: The Stimulus Slides here (pdf).
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Week 33, 2013, further reading
How Isabel dos Santos took the short route to become Africa’s richest woman – Forbes The Centre Cannot Hold? – Mainly Macro Synthesis Lost – Paul Krugman The Pigou Effect (Double-super-special-wonkish) – Paul Krugman Globalization and Keynesianism – Paul Krugman Expectations driven liquidity traps – … Continue reading
Posted in Forbes, Further reading, HomeWork, Links, Paul Krugman, Simon Wren-Lewis
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Week 32, 2013, further reading
Worker wages: Wendy’s vs. Wal-Mart vs. Costco – CNNMoney ———————————————————— PolitiFact and the Shape of the Planet, Deficit Edition by Paul Krugman, NYT ———————————————————— What Killed Theory? (Wonkish) by Paul Krugman, NYT ————————————————————
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Week 31, 2013, further reading
Structural Humbug by Paul Krugman, NYT ———————————————————— Models and Mechanisms (Wonkish) by Paul Krugman, NYT ———————————————————— ZLB Models? – Mainly Macro ———————————————————— Sex, Money and Gravitas by Paul Krugman, NYT ———————————————————— Chaos Looms by Paul Krugman, NYT ————————————————————
Posted in Further reading, HomeWork, Links, Mainly Macro, Paul Krugman, Simon Wren-Lewis
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Week 30, 2013, further reading
Fox News Host Attacks Muslim Scholar Who Wrote About Jesus ———————————————————— When is the time for austerity? by Alan Taylor, Vox ———————————————————— Gimme That Old-Time Macroeconomics by Paul Krugman, NYT ———————————————————— Euro Crisis is Just Beginning, Global Collapse is Coming ———————————————————— Are … Continue reading
Posted in Further reading, HomeWork, John H. Cochrane, Links, Paul Krugman
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Week 29, 2013, further reading
Health Insurance and Labor Supply by John H. Cochrane, The Grumpy Economist ———————————————————— China getting close to hit the Great Wall by Antonio Fatas and Ilian Mihov ———————————————————— The Unredeemable Opaqueness of the Hard-Money Men by Paul Krugman, NYT ———————————————————— Creating the … Continue reading
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Week 27, 2013, further reading
Rationality and the Euro by Paul Krugman, NYT ———————————————————— Austerity Won’t Work if the Roof Is Leaking by ROBERT H. FRANK, NYT ———————————————————— Nobody Pays Any Attention To What I Say by Paul Krugman, NYT ———————————————————— E Pluribus Unum by Paul Krugman, NYT ————————————————————
Posted in Europe, Further reading, HomeWork, Links, Martin Wolf, Paul Krugman, Wolfgang Münchau
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Paul Krugman: The Always-Wrong Club
Aha. Floyd Norris reminds us of the 23-economist letter from 2010, warning of dire consequences — “currency debasement and inflation” — from quantitative easing. The signatories are kind of a who’s who of wrongness, ranging from Niall Ferguson to … Continue reading
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Paul Krugman: Wells, Hitler, and the World State
John Holbo has a fun post about the old H.G. Wells-based movie Things to Come, which embodied a vision of the future that used to be quite popular among intellectuals — that of a temporary dictatorship, not of the … Continue reading
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