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30.11.2022

The trade-off between equality and efficiency reexamined

Is there a trade-off between equality and efficiency? Reexamining an old debate

The Political Economist

30.11.2022

The GameStop conundrum

A blog about economics and the macroeconomy, monetary policy, fiscal policy, business cycles, crisis and the recovery, and political economy

The Political Economist

30.11.2022

The corporate debt bubble: CLOs and company bankruptcies

A blog about economics and the macroeconomy, monetary policy, fiscal policy, business cycles, crisis and the recovery, and political economy

The Political Economist

30.11.2022

The John Lewis economy - a belated comment

What's so great about employee ownership? And how do we fight inequality?

The Political Economist

30.11.2022

2016 Nobel prize awarded to Hart and Holmstrom for contract theory

The Nobel in economics has been awarded for contract theory

The Political Economist

30.11.2022

Again no inflation? Velocity of money and the E-P ratio reexamined

A blog about economics and the macroeconomy, monetary policy, fiscal policy, business cycles, crisis and the recovery, and political economy

The Political Economist

30.11.2022

Welcome to The Political Economist

A blog about economics and the macroeconomy, monetary policy, fiscal policy, business cycles, crisis and the recovery, and political economy

The Political Economist

30.11.2022

Monetary and fiscal bubbles after COVID

A blog about economics and the macroeconomy, monetary policy, fiscal policy, business cycles, crisis and the recovery, and political economy

The Political Economist

30.11.2022

The politics of bailouts: How political connections of banks conditioned their bailout during the financial crisis

A blog about economics and the macroeconomy, monetary policy, fiscal policy, business cycles, crisis and the recovery, and political economy

The Political Economist

30.11.2022

Explaining our current stagnation

Looking at the different theories explaining our current stagnation

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30.11.2022

We called it! How we predicted a Trump victory with amazing precision

How we correctly predicted a Trump victory

The Political Economist

30.11.2022

Riding on a high: why is the market hitting records in a recession?

A blog about economics and the macroeconomy, monetary policy, fiscal policy, business cycles, crisis and the recovery, and political economy

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30.11.2022

Making causal inferences in economics: Do better grades lead to higher salaries?

A blog about economics and the macroeconomy, monetary policy, fiscal policy, business cycles, crisis and the recovery, and political economy

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30.11.2022

Vote buying with intergovernmental grants (my paper published in Public Choice)

A new paper of mine published in Public Choice

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30.11.2022

Is economics getting better? Yes. It is.

The causal inference revolution has begun in the social sciences

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30.11.2022

Introducing: the ambition-to-competence ratio in kleptocracies

A blog about economics and the macroeconomy, monetary policy, fiscal policy, business cycles, crisis and the recovery, and political economy

The Political Economist

30.11.2022

Is technological progress at the heart of stagnation?

The Third Industrial Revolution is at the heart of the current stagnation, but also at the heart of the upcoming boost in living standards

The Political Economist

30.11.2022

Nobel prize for causal inference: why it matters

A blog about economics and the macroeconomy, monetary policy, fiscal policy, business cycles, crisis and the recovery, and political economy

The Political Economist

30.11.2022

New Scientist: "As US election looms, time is ripe for a new science of polling"

My article published at New Scientist

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30.11.2022

This Trumpian neomercantilism is ridiculous!

A simple explanation of how tariffs hurt domestic consumers

The Political Economist

30.11.2022

The bond market is showing no signs of recession. Yet.

A blog about economics and the macroeconomy, monetary policy, fiscal policy, business cycles, crisis and the recovery, and political economy

The Political Economist

30.11.2022

What I've been reading (vol. 11): Atkinson & Stiglitz

Reviews of Atkinson and Stiglitz on inequality

The Political Economist

30.11.2022

2017 Nobel prize in Economics goes to Richard Thaler

A well-deserved Nobel prize for Richard Thaler in behavioral economics

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30.11.2022

Predicting the 2016 US Presidential election

#BASONSurvey #Election2016 #TrumpVsHillary

The Political Economist

30.11.2022

2016: a bad year for predictions

Evaluating the hits and misses from last year's predictions

home›The Political Economist›Economy

The Political Economist - Economy

The trade-off between equality and efficiency reexamined

The GameStop conundrum

The corporate debt bubble: CLOs and company bankruptcies

The John Lewis economy - a belated comment

2016 Nobel prize awarded to Hart and Holmstrom for contract theory

Again no inflation? Velocity of money and the E-P ratio reexamined

Welcome to The Political Economist

Monetary and fiscal bubbles after COVID

The politics of bailouts: How political connections of banks conditioned their bailout during the financial crisis

Explaining our current stagnation

We called it! How we predicted a Trump victory with amazing precision

Riding on a high: why is the market hitting records in a recession?

Making causal inferences in economics: Do better grades lead to higher salaries?

Vote buying with intergovernmental grants (my paper published in Public Choice)

Is economics getting better? Yes. It is.

Introducing: the ambition-to-competence ratio in kleptocracies

Is technological progress at the heart of stagnation?

Nobel prize for causal inference: why it matters

New Scientist: "As US election looms, time is ripe for a new science of polling"

This Trumpian neomercantilism is ridiculous!

The bond market is showing no signs of recession. Yet.

What I've been reading (vol. 11): Atkinson & Stiglitz

2017 Nobel prize in Economics goes to Richard Thaler

Predicting the 2016 US Presidential election

2016: a bad year for predictions

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