- January 25, 2025
Macroeconomic Policy Lecture 1 – Graphs for 2025
Started teaching on Wednesday. Here’re some graphs in the intro lecture on macro policy (now that content is gated, and only accessible to students). Where
I talk with Michael Klein
Name: Greg Mankiw Location: United States I am the Robert M. Beren Professor of Economics at Harvard University. I use this blog to keep in
CBO, Biden Administration, IMF and Other Forecasts
CBO released its ten year outlook today (as did the IMF in the WEO January update). Continued but decelerating growth, slightly less optimistic than Administration,
*Open Socrates: The Case for a Philosophical Life*
That is the new Agnes Callard book, very good, self-recommending. I would say my views on some of these issues are different. In my vision,
Canada’s missing entrepreneurs
From John Ruffalo. The post Canada’s missing entrepreneurs appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION. Source link
How to Visit India for Normies
In the comments to my post, India has Too Few Tourists, many people worried about the food, the touts and the poverty. Many of these
India has Too Few Tourists
In 2017, I wrote an article on India’s underperformance in tourism: India is one of the most desirable tourist destinations in the world. Thirty-five [now
Year in Review, 2024: Mendacity and Economic Incompetence, Equal Parts
I thought I was getting a little jaded, but the likes of Heritage Foundation’s EJ Antoni, the WisGOP, and Steve Kopits reaffirmed my faith in
Intra-industry Trade Estimated | Econbrowser
Oren Cass argues the idea of comparative advantage driving trade is outdated. I agree to a certain extent, but he doesn’t explain why. I’d say
