
Pondering price theory, past and present. A weekly newsletter covering all things economics.
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One of the strengths of price theory is that it teaches you to think about problems in terms of constrained maximization, no matter the context. Yes, price theory often involves markets, but it can also be used to think about institutions,...
This a re-post. However, it seems timely to send it back out. The post addresses my views on the source of dollar dominance, how we got here, and why the system is potentially fragile. It ends with a link to my paper, which elaborates on th...
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If you’ve been following the news, you might have seen the recent actions taken by the United States to support the Japanese yen. A number of commentators have weighed in on this a...
Whenever I write about welfare, I try to do so using Pareto efficiency as the criterion. Judging by the feedback that I receive when I write about welfare, people do not like this. However, I would argue that if you want to do objective wel...
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Josh is Professor and Chair of the Department of Economics at the University of Mississippi
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