Posted by Unknown | 7:34 PM
The (first) stimulus bill passed with zero Republican support . To those of us old enough to remember the last time we had a Democrat's...
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The (first) stimulus bill passed with zero Republican support . To those of us old enough to remember the last time we had a Democrat's...Krugman/Thoma/DeLong: "Real Business Cycle" Theory is Teh St00pid
Posted by Unknown | 12:53 PM
Amid all the arguing about the effectiveness of this or that kind of fiscal stimulus, the big liberal econ bloggers hadn't gotten aroun...
Terrorism as fund-raising
Posted by Unknown | 9:10 AM
The Economist this week reports on the decline of al-Qaeda - due, somewhat predictably, to a combination of external pressure and intra-jih...
Manipulative
Posted by Unknown | 11:23 AM
Tim Geithner, in a break with Bush policy, has accused China of "manipulating its currency." In terms of plausibility, this is rat...
If you ain't cheatin' you ain't tryin'
Posted by Unknown | 7:27 AM
Never again will I make fun of China for faking stuff at the Olympic opening ceremonies. Not when our finest musicians pull a Milli Vanilli ...
It's the Marignal Cost, stupid!

Posted by Unknown | 6:45 AM
Largely forgotten in the Great Stimulus Debate (latest broadsides here and here ) has been the question of public goods creation. Or rather...
Once again.

Posted by Unknown | 9:18 AM
First black president. Liberal resurgence. Worldwide prestige. New approach to the economic crisis. Yes, those things matter a lot. But what...
Economics explained, unfortunately

Posted by Unknown | 10:47 AM
The debate over Obama's proposed stimulus bill has sparked a public clash of academic economists the like of which has rarely been witne...
Nationalize Teh Banks!
Posted by Unknown | 10:13 AM
Paul Krugman thinks we should nationalize our banks . Felix Salmon thinks we should nationalize our banks . Willem Buiter thinks we should n...
Can't win em all
Posted by Unknown | 12:41 PM
The Economist's awesome Bush retrospective points out something unprecedented about Bush's response to 9/11: Sean Wilentz, a histor...
On second thought, let the door hit you in the ass on the way out
Posted by Unknown | 12:34 PM
The Economist, on economic and international issues, is generally perceived as a right-leaning magazine. So it's really worth a "Wo...