By N1000 Monday, 28 December 2015 Academic Articles Economists Secret Data On replication in economics. Just in time for bar-room discussions at the annual meetings. "I have a truly marvelous demonstration of t...
By N1000 Wednesday, 23 December 2015 Commentary Op-eds Regulation Taxes Tax Oped Source: Wall Street Journal An Oped at the Wall Street Journal, " Here's what genuine tax reform looks like ." With a new art ...
By N1000 Tuesday, 15 December 2015 Commentary Cronyism Economists Financial Reform Freedom Growth Monetary Policy Politics and economics Regulation Taxes Institutions and experience These are remarks I prepared for a symposium at Hoover in honor of George Shultz on his 95th birthday. Willie Brown was the star of the sym...
By N1000 20:24 Banking Commentary Finance Interesting Papers Monetary Policy Regulation Tilting at Bubbles Source: Wall Street Journal The Wall Street Journal reports on the " Fed's Unsolved Puzzle: How to Deflate Bubbles " (That...
By N1000 Monday, 14 December 2015 Commentary Luke Skywalker and ISIS Via Marginal Revolution, I found " The Radicalization of Luke Skywalker " interesting. Despised people -- terrorists; slaveholders...
By N1000 Thursday, 3 December 2015 Academic Articles Commentary Economists Growth Smith meet Jones A while ago I wrote up a smorgasbord of policies that I thought could increase US economic growth, at least for a few decades, in " Eco...
By N1000 09:59 Commentary Regulation Zoning and inequality I am always pleased when economists normally thought of on different ends of the political spectrum come to the same conclusions. So it is w...
By N1000 Monday, 30 November 2015 Academic Articles Economists Finance Interesting Papers Fixed-income comments A month ago, I attended the SF Fed/Bank of Canada conference on fixed income. I had the chance to comment on Michael Bauer and Jim Hamilton...
By N1000 Saturday, 28 November 2015 Commentary Economists Language A wise comment Scott Sumner passes on a wise comment from his blog : ...the main problem in America is that the public, including its highly educated membe...