
News, views, and commentary from a free market point of view. I moved from Blogger to Substack in December 2023. For previous posts back to 2011 see my Blogger page at https://johnhcochrane.blogspot.com
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Inflation is stubbornly high, and the Fed mulls whether to raise rates. What does current economics say about the central question: How does raising interest rates affect inflation?
Here is the best one-graph answer I have to this questio...
I prepared two “weekly rants” on AI which will come out in a few weeks. The first responds to the “we must act now” open letter on AI spearheaded by Erik Brynjolfsson, who directs Stanford’s human-centered AI program. (I’ve corresponded wit...
This is an essay I wrote for Hoover’s Freedom Frequency substack, in their series on the founders. How do we approach big debts? Let’s ask Hamilton.
As we ponder the founders, we wonder: Would we have their wisdom and courage? Would we be...
Follow the money past the initial recipient. Look past the money to the underlying goods and services. A recent trade items bring these adages back to mind.
Stephen Miran attracted a lot of attention with calculations that foreigners pay...
I wrote two opeds on the future of the Fed for the Washington Post. Full text of the first one, focusing on monetary policy, in my previous post here. The second focusing on financial regulation is joint with Amit Seru. Now that 30 days hav...
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