Sunday, January 10, 2010
EconTalk- A History of Time
Economics Roundtable: Granger and Engle from UCTV
Monday, January 4, 2010
January- The month of Samuelson
This January we will be celebrating the achievements of Paul Samuelson. Every month we plan to celebrate an eminent economist- a new feature we are introducing on the blog for 2010.
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Assorted on Samuelson
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Assorted on Samuelson
Which bloggers are attending AEA
Assorted on AEA meetings- will keep updating;
Healthcare Economist;
Of interest to above: The Current Economic Crisis and Lessons for Economic Theory Eastern Economic Journal, forthcoming
Tweedledumb and Tweedledangerous
Can you guess how many Austrian economists made the AEA calendar?
Environmental Economist;
Arnold Kling;
Harvard’s Feldstein: Economy Might Run Out of Steam in ‘10
Krugman on the State of the Economy
Report from AEA meeting, Part I
A Daddy’s Dream: The AEA Economists Calendar
No to Bernanke
AEA Humor Session
AEA 2010 Papers Tag Cloud: Look Ma, We’re Relevant!
Healthcare Economist;
Joseph Stiglitz will give the keynote address on “Homoeconomicus: The Impact of the Economic Crisis on Economic Theory.”
Of interest to above: The Current Economic Crisis and Lessons for Economic Theory Eastern Economic Journal, forthcoming
Tweedledumb and Tweedledangerous
Can you guess how many Austrian economists made the AEA calendar?
Environmental Economist;
As scientists struggle to predict exactly how global climate change will affect our environment, economists are grappling with another question: How well can humans adapt?
Arnold Kling;
I agree with his view that the housing bubble was caused much more by regulatory failure than monetary policy failure
Harvard’s Feldstein: Economy Might Run Out of Steam in ‘10
Krugman on the State of the Economy
Report from AEA meeting, Part I
A Daddy’s Dream: The AEA Economists Calendar
No to Bernanke
AEA Humor Session
AEA 2010 Papers Tag Cloud: Look Ma, We’re Relevant!
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