Confessions of a Supply-Side Liberal

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Short-Run Fiscal Policy Posts through August 23, 2012

1. Getting the Biggest Bang for the Buck in Fiscal Policy

2. Reihan Salam: “Miles Kimball of Federal Lines of Credit”

3. National Rainy Day Accounts

4. Leading States in the Fiscal Two-Step

5. Mark Thoma on Rainy Day Funds for States

6. Thoughts on Monetary and Fiscal Policy in the Wake of the Great Recession: supplysideliberal.com’s First Month

7. Dissertation Topic 1: Federal Lines of Credit (FLOC’s)

8. Miles’s Presentation at the Federal Reserve Board on May 14, 2012 (pptx)

9. Brad DeLong and Joshua Hausman on Federal Lines of Credit

10. Reply to Mike Sax’s Question “But What About the Demand Side, as a Source of Revenue and of Jobs?”

11. Bill Greider on Federal Lines of Credit: “A New Way to Recharge the Economy”

12. Preventing Recession-Fighting from Becoming a Political Football

13. What to Do When the World Desperately Wants to Lend Us Money

14. My First Radio Interview on Federal Lines of Credit

15. Mark Thoma on the Politicization of Stabilization Policy

16. Gavyn Davies on the Political Debate about Economic Uncertainty

17. Matt Yglesias on How the “Stimulus Bill” was About a Lot More Than Stimulus

18. Joshua Hausman on Historical Evidence for What Federal Lines of Credit Would Do

Update:

19. Why George Osborne Should Give Everyone in Britain a New Credit Card

20. Twitter Round Table on Federal Lines of Credit and Monetary Policy