Economic Scribbles
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The Microeconomist Macroeconomist
In perfect competition, the short-run aggregate supply curve is the same as the long-run aggregate supply curve, with no frictions that impede smooth and instantaneous adjustment between aggregate supply shocks and the aggregate demand curv...
A Black Sheep in Perfect Competition Theory
Standard neoclassical economic theory paid no thorough attention to the internal organization of the firm, insofar as the minimum elements of what characterized a firm separate from a household were established.1
Whether the firm was multi...
Restaurant A (1976) vs. Restaurant B (2026)
Matthew E. Kahn had this email sent to him the other day:1
This struck me as a very interesting question and one that has made me think a lot over the past couple of days. Here are some of my thoughts on this. The first is honestly more ab...
A Note on Coordination Games
Assume the following illustration of a coordination game in game theory:
You have two different players involved in this game (player A and player B) and two different actions available to both players (drive left or drive right), and the...
What Should Transaction Costs Be?
Something that has always caught my attention in economic theory is attempts to make it more precise and parsimonious, deriving what we already know through fewer assumptions and teasing out small little insights.
This is especially true f...
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