Information Equilibrium
Jason SmithApplications of information theory to economics.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Sunspots in the DIEM
First off let me say I am not referring to “sunspots” in the macro model sense. I am referring to actual sunspots — cooler patches on the sun that rise and fall in number over an approximately 11 year cycle. It might be that I’ve built a ha...
Jobs Day: September 2024
Going to start of with something I noted briefly (and with a hand-drawn chart) on Bluesky earlier this week: the recent decline in JOLTS measures has been huge. Like great-recession-huge:
Brain mass vs body mass
In my paper, I showed that if you have a complex ensemble of processes {Aᵢ} in information equilibrium via multiple channels with some controlling variable B with information transfer indices {kᵢ} measuring the amount of information per cha...
Deriving the Sahm rule from the DIEM
I realize that in the past I just kind of vaguely hinted that the Sahm rule was related to the “recession detection algorithm” threshold that’s based on the information equilibrium approach to economics. I thought I’d put a bit more meat on...
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Physicist who messes around with economic theory. Author of A Random Physicist Takes on Economics and A Workers' History of the United States 1948-2020. He/Him.
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