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Interesting destinations
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- Catherine Johnson
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- Does Market Monetarism Forsake Modern Theory – Josh Hendrickson
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- Lars Christensen on Market Monetarism – David Glasner
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- Re-Targeting the Fed – Scott Sumner
- Uneconomical-Comments on British economics
- What's wrong with New Keynesian macroeconomics — an MM perspective – Nick Rowe
Suggested Readings ("Open in New Window")
- A Tale of Two Trilemmas-KO
- Aggregate Supply and Relative Supply—and Demand (Nick Rowe)
- Aggregate Supply Driven Deflation
- Arthur Burns and Inflation
- Can the Eurozone be Saved?
- Central Bank Lessons from the Global Crisis – Stan Fischer
- Economic History & Economics (Solow)
- Fed must fix on a fresh target – Clive Crook
- Friedman Mundell debate on Euro
- Governance of a Fragile Eurozone – DeGrawe
- Governance of Eurozone-DeGrawe
- Hard Money – R Ponnuru
- How to Narrow the Fed´s Mandate
- Imports not a drag on growth
- Japanese Monetary Policy – A case of self-induced paralysis – Bernanke
- Mon Policy in deflation: The Liq Trap in History & Practice – Orphanides
- Monetary Policy and the Great Recession – Clark Johnson
- Monetary Policy in the 2008-2009 Recession – R. Hetzel
- Money Rules – S Sumner
- Not Enough Money
- Re-Targeting the Fed – Scott Sumner
- Reviving Japan – Milton Friedman
- The Age of Milton Friedman
- The Case for NGDP Targeting – Josh Hendrickson
- The Case for NGDP Targeting-SS
- The Fed´s Thermostat (Milton Friedman)
- The Myth of the Natural Resource Curse
- Truth and Freedom in Economic Anlysis and Policymaking
- What Ended the Great Depression?
- What happens when Greenspan is gone – Bernanke
Historinhas
Monthly Archives: December 2010
Shiller acredita em Papai Noel!
Que pena que perdi esse “presente” do dia de Natal! Em “Estímulo, sem mais endividamento”, Robert Shiller (aqui) “resolve” o problema econômico, alegando, através da aplicação do “multiplicador do orçamento equilibrado” (igual a 1), que as coisas podem melhorar sensivelmente: … Continue reading
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“Hello 2011″
Olivier Blanchard, economista-chefe do FMI, opina sobre o que será 2011 (aqui): The two-speed global economic recovery is likely to dominate 2011, with weak growth in advanced economies barely enough to bring down unemployment and emerging markets facing the challenges … Continue reading
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“1997″ – o ano em que tudo começou
Esse trecho de um post recente do John Taylor (aqui) me “inspirou”: If the Fed had not kept interest rates so low when inflation was rising and the economy was growing in the 2002-2005 period, then we would have avoided … Continue reading
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Revisão Macro – 2010
Uma sucinta revisão macro ilustrada da economia americana em 2010 (aqui): The year is coming to a close, which inspires looking at recent history for some perspective on the year ahead. The past is hardly a flawless window into the … Continue reading
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Sonho e realidade – a progressão do euro
É interessante comparar esses dois artigos sobre o euro, um de janeiro desse ano e o outro publicado hoje. O primeiro (aqui) é uma celebração dos 10 anos da moeda única e é intenso na sua crítica aos críticos americanos … Continue reading
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“Debate Malthusiano”
Ao longo de mais de 60 anos, a tendência do preço real das commodities foi de queda continua e significativa, a despeito de alguns choques notáveis (como o do preço do petróleo em 1973) – ver figura. E essa tendência … Continue reading
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Preço das casas continua deprimido
As figuras mostram o índice Case-Shiller referentes à composição de 10 e 20 cidades, na primeira figura e o comportamento do preço em várias regiões metropolitanas do pico até diferentes momentos na segunda.
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Para os chineses a transição do comunismo para o capitalismo não é fácil…
Esse artigo (aqui) sobre “Porque os chineses não gastam mais”: If anyone on the planet can afford to head down to the neighborhood mall and indulge in a shopping spree, you’d think it would be the Chinese. After all, they … Continue reading
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Mudanças no Fed
A partir de 1 de janeiro, teremos 4 novas caras no grupo votante do FOMC. Uma caracterização dos novos membros está (aqui): WASHINGTON — As the Federal Reserve debates whether to scale back, continue or expand its $600 billion effort … Continue reading
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Sugestões de leitura para um feriado produtivo!
Richard Baldwin editor-chefe da VoxEu (aqui) faz um apanhado dos eventos dos últimos 3 anos e elenca uma sugestão de leituras para um melhor entendimento da “questão européia”: Holiday reading Vox will not post new columns between 25 December 2010 and … Continue reading
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