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I hadn’t planned to be in the forecasting business. Any decent economist knows that there are too many variables — and too many uncertainties — to pretend that you have a crystal ball. The market seems somewhat designed to prevent it.
But...
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In economics, as in drama, acting is reacting.
Sellers don’t sell into a void. They respond to customers. Supply responds to demand.
So, the trick to calculating a supply elasticity is to find the times...
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Economists love elasticities.
We love measuring how one change in the economy leads to another — how the interconnected fluctuations in levels and flows react to each other like currents in the ocean or i...
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WalletHub asked me three questions:
What are some benefits to having a budget?
Are there any downsides to budgeting?
Do you have any tips to help people create and stick to a budget?...
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There once was a narrative that almost every economist believed about housing that was probably wrong. And if it wasn’t then, it certainly is now.
It said that there was something uniquely problematic about...
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Author of "Keeping Races in Their Places: The Dividing Lines That Shaped the American City" Asst. Prof. of Finance, Real Estate, & Law at Cal Poly Pomona
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