A review of recent advances in personnel economics, from Mitchell Hoffman and Christopher T. Stanton https://lnkd.in/e9kZ3Eqq
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What role should morality play in shaping economic policy? Join us as Benjamin Enke (Harvard Economics Department) explores the intersection of economics and morality at the Stigler Center seminar. Register: https://lnkd.in/eg9GyM6X
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via Economic thought: Interview: The pace of economics publishing: Daniel Hamermesh discusses publishing in economics and how to speed it up https://lnkd.in/drMgB_ab orig https://lnkd.in/dMDFM_Wx
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My article 'Classical Economics and the Question of Aggregate Demand' will soon be out in the July issue of Review of Political Economy. https://lnkd.in/g8XaddSe
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great to see Manipal's focus on preventive health. more strategic initiatives by healthcare leaders would be required to place preventive health as an integral part of primary care ecosystem. vs just looking at it as a separate health package or diagnostics company offering #preventivehealth #primarycare
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MIT Economics Professor Daron Acemoglu discusses how democracies balance their approach to libertarian principles and government intervention. Watch the full episode of Capitalism and Freedom in the 21st Century with host Jon Hartley here: https://lnkd.in/eK8v2PsK
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Today, a seminar about economics and industrial revolution is going to be held at UW. I am looking forward to it, summary will be posted to my blog later.
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Progress in economics has never come from pontificators who urge someone else to throw new ingredients in the pot—say, to “care more about people,” “add psychology,” “mix politics and economics,” incorporate “real-world” complications or “heterodox” ideas—stir, and hope that a digestible soup comes out. Progress in economics has always come from answers, patiently worked out, empirically verified, simplifying reality to actionable cause and effect statements. Read John H. Cochrane’s new article in Finance & Development magazine. https://lnkd.in/e5SVi99d
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"The mantras of the 2010s—“secular stagnation,” “modern monetary theory,” “stimulus”—which preached that prosperity needed only for the government to borrow or print a huge amount of money and hand it out, are in the dustbin. You asked for it. We tried it. We got inflation, not boom. A supply-limited economy requires supply-oriented policy, not stimulus, to grow. (...) Regulations make housing far too costly and time-consuming to build. A coherent immigration system brings in people who work, produce, and pay taxes. We need public infrastructure, but its obscene excess cost is a rathole we can no longer afford. Tariffs that force us to overpay for things foreigners can provide better are just a drain on the economy. Policy focused on who gets what must now focus on incentives, which are the key to growth." --- #economics #inflation #economicgrowth
Progress in economics has never come from pontificators who urge someone else to throw new ingredients in the pot—say, to “care more about people,” “add psychology,” “mix politics and economics,” incorporate “real-world” complications or “heterodox” ideas—stir, and hope that a digestible soup comes out. Progress in economics has always come from answers, patiently worked out, empirically verified, simplifying reality to actionable cause and effect statements. Read John H. Cochrane’s new article in Finance & Development magazine. https://lnkd.in/e5SVi99d
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Progress in economics has never come from pontificators who urge someone else to throw new ingredients in the pot—say, to “care more about people,” “add psychology,” “mix politics and economics,” incorporate “real-world” complications or “heterodox” ideas—stir, and hope that a digestible soup comes out. Progress in economics has always come from answers, patiently worked out, empirically verified, simplifying reality to actionable cause and effect statements. Read John H. Cochrane’s new article in Finance & Development magazine. https://lnkd.in/e5SVi99d
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