Reviving Economics

Dedicated to dismantling the Ivory Tower and attempting, in some small way, to help revive the social science of economics.

Friday, February 4, 2011

When Jobs Stats Are Meaningless - and When the Media Confuses

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...Typically always true from November - January imop. But this one is particularly f***ed up.  News is reporting that according to BLS o...
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Monday, January 31, 2011

You Can Believe in the Terribleness of Bubbles and Bursts, or That We Are Facing Mainly Cyclical Unemployment Only, But Not Both

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Today I'm giving a lecture on unemployment - and a portion of it will be devoted to this year's hot debate about whether or not our ...
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Thursday, January 20, 2011

Brad Delong, in denouncing unexciting alternatives, promotes the same unexciting alternatives...

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Brad posts about the Obama administration's apparent lack of exciting ideas.  In it, he promotes 4 ways the administration could have ...
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Friday, January 14, 2011

Is Education the Key?

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Hunter Richards recently asked me to comment on an article post entitled " Technology, Unemployment and Our Children's Future...
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Friday, January 7, 2011

Strange Comment from the AP about Unemployment % Calculation

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I was reading along about the recent reduction in unemployment to 9.4% (which one must take with a grain of salt due to the holidays). An...
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Wednesday, January 5, 2011

A reason for sticky prices

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Menu costs, yadadada.  I've always thought that was a rather weak explanation for sticky prices.  I think a better one, and one that I d...
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Sunday, December 19, 2010

Dream Turns into a Nightmare

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Obama's Dream Act would have been a good one - and something that makes sense economically to provide an incentive for the youngest and ...
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Garth A Brazelton
Indianapolis, IN
I work for the Indiana Economic Development Corporation as the Director of Operations and Business Systems, and I teach macroeconomics at Indiana University (Indianapolis). Previously, I was an Economist at the US DOT in Cambridge, MA. This blog does not represent the opinions of any of these organizations.
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