The Economics Nobel goes to Mokyr, Aghion and Howitt
The Nobel prize goes to Joel Mokyr, the economic historian of the industrial revolution and the growth theorists Phillippe Aghion
Memo from the Midwest: Thanks, Drumpf!
November futures for soybeans collapse upon Trump’s announcement: Source: barchart.com . Source link
The Free Press is joining Paramount
Announcement here, congratulations! And from the WSJ. And Katherine Boyle comments. The post The Free Press is joining Paramount appeared
Delaying Employment Situation Release, CPI Release Next?
Is the Administration secretly happy that the employment situation release was delayed? Without inside information, one can’t
Nowcasting Private NFP for September
We won’t have the BLS series for private NFP as of Friday. Can we use the ADP-Stanford
Guest Contribution: “Does the Zillow rent measure help predict CPI rent inflation?”
Today we are fortunate to present a guest post written by N. Kundan Kishor (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee). The Divergence
AI and the FDA
Dean Ball has an excellent survey of the AI landscape and policy that includes this: The speed of drug development
Greg Mankiw’s Blog: Flier on RFK Jr
About Me Name: Greg Mankiw Location: United States I am the Robert M. Beren Professor of Economics at Harvard University.
Is it the phones?
Or perhaps we should just credit Sydney Sweeney? That is from Chris Said. The post Is it the phones? appeared
Business Cycle Indicators at Mid-September
Industrial and manufacturing production, and retail sales, all beating consensus. Nonetheless, there’s a tendency toward trending sideways. Figure 1: Nonfarm