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Two Americas
Posted by Unknown | 12:22 PM
Back in the mid-century, we used to have an America with room for both conservatives and liberals. Liberals got to have activist government,...
Democrats have many good ideas. Republicans have no ideas whatsoever.
Posted by Unknown | 2:18 PM
This is a partisan post. Which is not to say I'm writing this because I like Democrats better in general. I just like Democrats better r...
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Partisanship,
Politics,
Rants
He's right and he's right? They can't both be right!
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...
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Industrial Policy,
Public Goods,
Trade
Trade models I don't teach - The "New Trade Theory"
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...
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Economics,
Industrial Policy,
Trade
An econ prof explains why macro went down the tubes
Posted by Unknown | 9:08 AM
I've often ranted about the "neoclassical revolution" in macroeconomics, which came along in the late 70s and early 80s and tu...
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Economics
Michael Spence joins the heretics
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...
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Industrial Policy,
Trade
Trade models I teach - the Ricardian trade model
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...
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Economics,
Industrial Policy,
Trade
The sum of all heresies
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...
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Industrial Policy,
Trade
Andy Grove comes out in favor of industrial policy
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...
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Industrial Policy,
Trade
More Athreya smackdown
Posted by Unknown | 11:13 AM
Just to add to the list of bloggers smacking down Kartik Athreya for his assertion that bloggers shouldn't talk about economics, we hav...
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Economics
Jobless recoveries - mystery solved!!!
Posted by Unknown | 10:31 AM
Bill Gavin and Menzie Chinn solve the mystery of the "jobless recoveries" we've been having since the early 90s: In the earli...
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Economics,
Unemployment


