Posted by Unknown | 1:03 AM

I've been avoiding writing anything about the whole debt ceiling situation, because it just depresses me too much...not just because a U...

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Posted by Unknown | 6:54 AM

   Paul Krugman poses a puzzle : A question (to which I don’t have the full answer): why are the interest rates on Italian and Japanese deb...

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Posted by Unknown | 5:59 AM

One more short note on John Cochrane's paper . In my last post I talked a bit about "dynamic Laffer effects," and claimed tha...

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Posted by Unknown | 6:30 AM

  Dang you, Matt Yglesias! If I don’t get my dissertation done on time, it’s all your fault ! I am referring to this post , in which Matt po...

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Posted by Unknown | 4:51 AM

Paul Krugman says that there's not much that government policy can do to promote long-term growth: Changing the economy’s long-run gr...

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Posted by Unknown | 10:44 AM

I am now on Twitter, @Noahpinion . Is that the proper format for linking to one's Twitter account? Heck if I know!

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Posted by Unknown | 3:05 AM

  Tyler Cowen links approvingly to a new paper by Andreas Bergh and Magnus Henrekson of the Research Institute of Industrial Economics, ca...

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Posted by Unknown | 11:14 AM

  Oh dear sweet Jehovah. First Republicans, after spending years warning about the danger of a debt default, decide to not only recommend a ...

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Posted by Unknown | 10:56 AM

  John Taylor has what I consider to be a pretty good post about the stimulus . He points out that if we evaluate the stimulus' impact u...

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