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Zane M.A gateway into the bleeding edge of advanced macroeconomic theory, and the deranged mind devoted to discovering its depths.
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Modelling Mondays IV: Investments by Inattentive Investors as Savings in Sluggish Sectors
Welcome back to Modelling Mondays! I know I have not written a blogpost in a while, and I do apologize. I was quite busy with doctoral applications, and then with my research (which I still am quite busy with). Either way, I do hope to put...
Modelling Mondays III: A Short Note on Real Business Cycle Models
Real Business Cycle (RBC) models are the oft-maligned grandparents of all other Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium (DSGE) models. The name is such as they lack nominal frictions and feature no inflation nor financial factors; in fact, t...
Pre-registering my Nobel Prize Predictions
Just a few short hours before the Prize Committee for Economics announces the 2025 recipient(s) of the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel, henceforth called the Nobel Prize in Economics or Economics Nobel...
Modelling Mondays II: Reality rejects Keynes more than it rejects the New Keynesians
One of the more frustrating refrains you will hear from the anti-economics crowd is that they think business-cycle models are unrealistic because firms “cannot” adjust output quickly in real life. A lot of this comes from business owners wh...
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I think about life through the lense of distributional macroeconomic theory. University of Chicago ‘26 BA/MA Math/Econ, Economics PhD forthcoming but inevitable.
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