Posted by Unknown | 11:04 AM

Ryan Avent, perhaps prodded by my comment-thread heckling (yeah...in my dreams!), has started making a lot more sense in his arguments agai...

0 comments Labels: Industrial Policy, Public Goods, Trade

Posted by Unknown | 11:59 AM

I was going to have three posts on trade models - the two I teach, and the one I don't teach. But I realized that the middle model - the...

0 comments Labels: Economics, Industrial Policy, Trade

Posted by Unknown | 2:34 PM

Michael Spence, winner of the 2001 economics Nobel, joins the heretic movement that was given voice by Andy Grove : The structural evolutio...

0 comments Labels: Industrial Policy, Trade

Posted by Unknown | 3:02 PM

In my last post , I wrote: I myself have participated in this, in the Introductory Macroeconomics course I TA for at the University of Michi...

0 comments Labels: Economics, Industrial Policy, Trade

Posted by Unknown | 10:24 PM

Tim Duy weighs in on the industrial policy discussion touched off by Andy Grove's article in Business Week . His post is telling, becau...

0 comments Labels: Industrial Policy, Trade

Posted by Unknown | 3:16 PM

Andy Grove, the famous Intel boss who built the company into the world's leading semiconductor manufacturer, has come out in favor of ol...

0 comments Labels: Industrial Policy, Trade

Posted by Unknown | 10:11 AM

America's economy is recovering , thanks to the swiftness of our policy response (Obama gets much of the credit , but George Bush and Be...

0 comments Labels: China, Economics, Trade

Posted by Unknown | 7:29 PM

K rugman c ontinues his lonely insurgency in favor of a tough line on China's currency. He's making sense , but making few friends ...

0 comments Labels: China, Trade