#Economists

Paul Krugman

paulkrugman

Lots of people are dunking on Larry Summers today, and in my view rightly so; this piece by Jordan Weissman seems especially on point. Yes, a rescue package this size

Raúl Carrillo

RaulACarrillo

As an undergrad at Harvard, I had the privilege of learning economics from the Big Names. The mainstream textbook writers. The World Bank presidents. The White House advisors. Like many

Catherine Foot

csfoot

I was asked recently to write down what I thought the priorities were for the research agenda on ageing, and how society is shifting and needs to shift in response

StellaHongZhang

StellaHongZhang

V. informative piece by @TJMa_beijing summarizing the debates in China about how to manage the external debts. One article cited in this post by two Chinese economists is particularly interesting:

Anna Gifty is on IG and says #SACE2021

itsafronomics

Today for #BHM , I want to highlight a remarkable mentor and role model of mine: @PeterBlairHenry. His research mainly focuses on macroeconomics/development and the caliber of his work has

Greg Jericho

GrogsGamut

My post today has a look at the how much women earn compared to men across various occupationshttps://www.theguardian.com/business/grogonomics/2020/jul/23/when-you-look-at-how-much-people-actually-take-home-women-still-earn-much-less-than-m

Cory Doctorow #BLM

doctorow

China has a different relationship with its tech monopolies than the US does, thanks to a combination of state ownership, state investment, crossovers between Party members and PLA veterans with

Joseph Gagnon

GagnonMacro

Especially since the global financial crisis, the efficient markets hypothesis has not been in high repute. Yet, economists implicitly rely on that hypothesis when they downplay concerns about currency manipulation.

Geraldo Vidigal

VidigalGeraldo

I have just spoken to a few students about Trade and Environment, an area that continues to draw a lot of interest but that is also plagued by old misunderstandings.

Ron Butler

ronmortgageguy

Canadian RE Bears: Just Wrong? To paraphrase Kermit: its not easy being a RE Bear Particularly in some big Canadian cities Prediction is a crap business at the best of

Sarah Bana

SarahHBana

Thanks @femonomics for starting this #TweetABlackEconomistsPaper challenge! I am excited to tweet about "Match Quality, Working Productivity, and Worker Mobility: Direct Evidence from Teachers." I stumbled upon this paper during

Diane Lim

economistmom

BRAND NEW (never before seen data on #AsianWomen) by me and @kimcheesquat (another Asian female economist): https://economistmom.com/2020/08/19/seeing-asian-women-to-better-understand-the-pandemic-she-cession/ #shecession The data are there

Robert J. DeNault

robertjdenault

Reminder to everyone starting to do taxes: unless you were in the top tax bracket, Trump and Republicans did not make your tax cuts permanent. They reserved that for the

All Possums Go to Heaven

AndyinDC1

Some thoughts on COVID, automation, and peak horse.1/19 In the late 1800s, there were so many horses in the US, used for so many purposes, that the accumulation of horse

☀️Dr. Nisse🌙⚗️

doctoryock

At the end of the day Biden represents ports who make their money bringing imports in, and Trump represents the interior of country that produces exports (or used to). Biden

derafeynman

derafeynman

On 04 Dec 2020, after the pursuit of herd immunity strategy being extensively debunked by the scientific community and the recent developments regarding vaccines, a group of Dutch economists publish

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