The Accidental Beauty Contest
Nina EichackerAn economics newsletter for people who did not enjoy economics class.
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Cryptocurrency: What is it good for?
First, an update on some prices. On Friday, November 21, Bitcoin’s price had fallen to a low of $82,000, though today (Tuesday, November 25) it’s back up to $86,000 or so. Unfortunately, new data indicate that consumer confidence in the US ...
Volatile Assets: A Mini Series on Cryptocurrency
First, as they say, some news: the second edition of The Routledge Handbook of Heterodox Economics is officially published, with the e-book version going live on December 21, 2025, and I have a chapter in it about the theory and practice of...
Consumer Sentiment and the Stock Market, Part 3
It seems like the government shutdown is coming to an end: the senate voted on Monday, day 41, for a funding bill that would end the shutdown, and though it will likely take days for the government to come back online, according to Bloomber...
Consumer Sentiment, Stocks, and Gold, Part 2
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I'm an Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Rhode Island. I love to explain technical economic concepts in tractable ways, spread the gospel of Post Keynesian economic thought, and comment on current economic events and policy.
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