Macroscope - The Bigger Picture
Siddharth GundapaneniProviding a lens for the educated reader through contemporary economic analysis mixed in with theoretical commentaries.
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Consumers' Thinking Is Quite Sophisticated!
After a Wall Street Journal survey of registered voters found that 74% of registered voters (and 92% of registered Republicans) believed inflation had moved in the wrong direction over the last year, economists were sent into a frenzy. Just...
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What's to Blame for the Banking Crisis?
This piece was originally published by the American Institute for Economic Research here. Follow @aier on Twitter and let them know your thoughts on the matter.
In the past month, we’ve seen some of the largest bank failures since the Grea...
2023 Economic Outlook: A Grim Reality Check
In early 2021, I was in the school of thought that was sure inflation must follow the massive monetary and fiscal stimulus provided by various branches of the U.S. government. Somehow, this was a controversial idea at the time. Once inflati...
The Requisite Federal Reserve Response
Over the last few months, I’ve written quite extensively on my pessimism of the future of the United States’ economy. It’s time I talk about what can be done to mitigate the damages done, rather than just explaining the problem at hand.
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