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Real Interest Rate Persistence: Evidence And Implications Equilibrium Growth Models and the Steady-State Real Interest Rate General equilibrium growth models with a production technology imply Euler equations similar to equations (1) fail to reject the null hypothesis of a unit root in the nominal i ...

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54 days ago by Dan Robles

‘Tis the season for “The Year In Pictures” – the annual new year pictorial accounting of the events of the outgoing year. Any rational collection for 2011 would include three events; Arab Spring, The Earthquake / Tsunami in Japan, and Occupy Wall Street. These three events eclipsed the Royal Wedding ...

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74 days ago by Alex M Thomas

To celebrate the 100th post on this blog, I am sharing my 15 best posts over the past years. Thank you all for the support, in the form of comments, likes, tweets, etc. Thanks once again. (1) The ‘Micro-Foundations’ of Economic Survey 2009-10 (2) On Financial Markets: The Problematic Assumptions (3) ...

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110 days ago by Jason

Historically we see more personal attacks between candidates as the primary season draws closer to an end because some of the lagging candidates become more desperate to get their message out. The Republican Debate this past Tuesday was no exception. We saw Cain’s tax plan get torn apart, Romney was ...

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111 days ago by everest555

How the Economy Works: Confidence, Crashes and Self-Fulfilling Prophecies Publisher: Oxford University Press | 2010 | ISBN: 0195397916 | Pages: 208 | PDF | 1,25 MB "Of all the economic bubbles that have been pricked," the editors of The Economist recently observed, "few have burst more spectacularly ...

140 days ago by Alex M Thomas

Inflation has been portrayed as the biggest challenge faced by Indian policy makers and its Central Bank, Reserve Bank of India, in recent times. The Chief Economic Advisor to the Government of India and Professor of Economics at Cornell University, Kaushik Basu, recently presented his professional ...

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147 days ago by Joseph Clark

via Randall Munroe's xkcd.com Sean Carroll explains why: On the very basics of their fields (the Big Bang model, electromagnetism, natural selection), almost all natural scientists are in agreement. Social scientists seem to have trouble agreeing on the very foundations of their fields. If we cut ta ...

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151 days ago by Joseph Clark

Sometime in elementary school, we all learned money evolved to replace the barter system. ("I want your hundred chickens, you want my cow. I don't have my cow with me right now, but I will give you this chit representing my cow, that you can redeem anytime.") This theory was originally advanced by A ...

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172 days ago by Jerry Bowyer

[1]Image via Wikipedia I spent a couple of days in a TV studio recently, recording a series of short teaching sessions on the basic principles of classical economics and how they apply to investments. Since the idea of God was integral to the founders of classical economics, and the firm which reque ...

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173 days ago by Jason

We have discussed the basic attributes of both the Classical and Keynesian economic theory, then we looked at how Classical economics performed in America up until the end of WWII, roughly 1945. Even classical economic supporters admit that the classical model did not perform as well as expected dur ...

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