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…is the most useful thing it can teach us about whether one American president can bring down America’s place in the world.
Ask who was responsible for the fall of Rome and you will get a list, not a name.
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…to decide a quarter point, and the variable that would settle the question never appears.
Claudia Sahm’s latest post, “What will it take to be confident about inflation?”, asks the question she says she was asked all year on Bloomberg: is...
The question nobody asks is why a central bank needs an inflation thermometer at all, when a better gauge has been sitting on the shelf the whole time.
Barry Ritholtz has a new piece at The Big Picture, “The Long History of Underreporting...
Read today, its most striking feature is where the story starts: with a theory of how surprises in nominal spending move output. Unfortunately, by the time the revolution was complete, money had been written out of it.
[Links are at the en...
Kevin Warsh faced a standing-room-only crowd at the IMF and World Bank annual meetings in Bangkok on Friday, and was asked the only question anyone in the room cared about: what will the Fed do next?
“I don’t prejudge meetings. I don’t bel...
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