ECONOMY

Greg Mankiw’s Blog: Stanley Fischer
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- . June 4, 2025
About Me Name: Greg Mankiw Location: United States I am the Robert M. Beren Professor of Economics at Harvard University.

Why LLMs make certain mistakes
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- . June 1, 2025
Via Nabeel Qureshi, from Claude 4 Sonnet, from this tweet. The post Why LLMs make certain mistakes appeared first on

Furniture Prices Up, Up and Away in April
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- . May 29, 2025
Can’t wait to see May data. Figure 1: PPI for furniture and household durables, n.s.a. (blue, left log scale), and

You Can See the End of the Great Stagnation Everywhere but in the Productivity Statistics
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- . May 26, 2025
Eli Dourado continues to keep his eye on the most important number in the world, total factor productivity. It continues

Chinn-Ito Financial Openness Index Updated to 2022
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- . May 23, 2025
Just published, Chinn-Ito index, available here. Normalized to [0,1], with 1 being most open, here’s the world. Here’re average values

I talk with Gerry Baker
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- . May 20, 2025
Name: Greg Mankiw Location: United States I am the Robert M. Beren Professor of Economics at Harvard University. I use

Glow in the Dark Flowers!
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- . May 17, 2025
I love these glow-in-the-dark petunias. Aside from the novelty, they speak to science and progress! The petunias were genetically modified

Econ 101 is Underrated: Pharma Price Controls
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- . May 14, 2025
Econ 101 is often dismissed as too simplistic. Yet recent events suggest that Econ 101 is underrated. Take the tariff

This is Vindication???
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- . May 11, 2025
Joe Nocera has a strange piece in the Free Press arguing that the “godfathers of protectionism” have been vindicated. It

Has Clothing Declined in Quality?
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- . May 8, 2025
The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) recently tweeted that they wanted to bring back apparel manufacturing to the