Long-Run Economic Growth

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Nick Timiraos and Andrew Tangel: In the Long Term, an Economy Can’t Expand Faster than the Combined Growth Rates of Its Working Population and Their Output Per Hour
Why Is Productivity Growth So Low? 23 Economic Experts Weigh In|FocusEconomics
The Economist: The Trouble with GDP
Rosamund Hutt: The World Is Winning the War on Child Mortality – But Progress Is Unequal | World Economic Forum
Larry Summers: How to Pursue Greater Infrastructure Investment
How the Free Market Works Its Magic
Christopher Ingraham: The Stuff We Really Need is Getting More Expensive. Other Stuff is Getting Cheaper.
Dynamic Geographical Pie Chart of National Shares of World GDP
Alex Balashov: Why Exactly Is It That the Physical Space of Suburbia is Soul Crushing?
Anti-Construction is Anti-Poor
Jonathan Portes, Brad DeLong and Noah Smith Set Me Straight When I Praise John Cochrane's Shoddy OpEd
Against Anticompetitive Regulation
Suzanne Daley: A Driving School in France Hits a Wall of Regulations
Patrick Goodney: Peak Car is Near, But Not Yet
Matt Ridley: Patent Reform is More Important for Technological Progress than Government Funding of Basic Science
Ben Thompson: Networked Robot Cars vs. Networked Carpooling
The Economist on the End of Cars as We Know Them
Quartz #65—>Why Thinking about China is the Key to a Free World
Nigeria Struggling to Be Free
Bruce Greenwald: The Death of Manufacturing & the Global Deflation
Caitlin Dewey: How Google’s Quest to Make Art Available to Everyone was Foiled by Copyright Concerns
Quartz #57-->In Defense of Clay Christensen: Even the 'Nicest Man Ever to Lecture' at Harvard Can't Innovate Without Upsetting a Few People
Matthew Yglesias on the Need to Eliminate the Zero Lower Bound to Avoid Secular Stagnation
Q&A: Is There Anything to Supply-Side Economics?
Carlo Ratti and Matthew Claudel: Top-Down vs. Bottom-Up
Clay Christensen, Jerome Grossman and Jason Hwang: How to Divide and Conquer Our Health Care Problems
Ricardo Hausman: The Tacit Knowledge Economy
Adam Mossoff: The “Common Law Property” Myth in the Libertarian Critique of IP Rights, Part 1
Noah Smith and Company: What Economic Things are Better Now than They Used to Be?
Jim O'Neill: A 10-Step Program for India’s Economy

Finance, Financial Stability and a US Sovereign Wealth Fund

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Why I Am Not a Neoliberal
Why I Am Now a Bear
Presidential Q&A: Is a Strong Dollar or a Weak Dollar Good for the Economy?
On the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Debating Higher Capital Requirements in the Light of the End of the Zero Lower Bound
Jeff Guo on Tontines
John Cochrane: Equity-Financed Banking
Tyler Cowen: The Rise and Fall of the Chinese Economy
David Pagnucco: The Eurozone and the Impossible Trinity
Amod Agarwala and Miles Kimball on Equity and Debt Finance
Q&A: Evidence that Financial Flows Determine the Overall Balance of Trade, Not Tariffs?
Crush Cuckoo CoCo Coddling
Remittances in International Finance
Luke Kawa: How Central Banks Gained More Control Over the World's Major Currencies
Why a Weaker Effect of Exchange Rates on Net Exports Doesn’t Weaken the Power of Monetary Policy
Why Equity Requirements for Financial Firms Should Be Dramatically Increased
Lukasz Rachel and Thomas Smith: Drivers of Long-Term Global Interest Rates--Can Changes in Desired Savings and Investment Explain the Fall?
Farqani Mohd Noor: Malaysia Should Maintain a Flexible Exchange Rate for Monetary Independence
Discounting Government Projects
Answering Adam Ozimek’s Skepticism about a US Sovereign Wealth Fund
Quartz #62—>How Increasing Retirement Saving Could Give America More Balanced Trade
The Arbitrage Pricing Theory as a Noise Trader Model
Yichuan Wang: Stocks for the Long Run—Still a Wild Ride
Paul Krugman: Wall Street’s Revenge
Quartz #59—>Swiss Pioneers! The Swiss as the Vanguard for Negative Interest Rates
Quartz #56—>The Swiss National Bank Means Business with Its Negative Rates
Jonathan Zimmermann—Swiss Franc Shock: Time to Take Advantage of Return Policies
Cognitive Economics
Robert Flood and Company on Bubbles | A Facebook Convo

Labor & Industrial Organization

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Carl Bialik: New Yorkers Will Pay $56 A Month To Trim A Minute Off Their Commute
If Large Pecuniary Interests were Concerned in Denying the Attraction of Gravitation
Henry George: Why the Citizenry Needs to Understand Economics
Justin Wolfers: A Family-Friendly Policy That’s Friendliest to Male Professors
Henry George: Who Shall Drive Men into Freedom? Till They Use the Reason with Which They have been Gifted, Nothing Can Avail
Rachel Lu: Minimum Wages And Trade Barriers Can’t Manufacture Dignity
Henry George: Protective Tariffs are as Much Applications of Force as are Blockading Squadrons
A Discussion on the Politics, Ethics and Psychology of Immigration Policy
How the Romans Made a Large Territory 'Rome'
With a Regulatory Regime That Freely Accomodates Housing Construction, Lower Interest Rates Drive Down Rents Instead of Driving Up the Price of Homes
Inequality Is About the Poor, Not About the Rich
Ed Glaeser Argues Against Raising the Minimum Wage
When Women Don’t Get Any Credit for Coauthoring with Men
Noah Smith: Hey, Republicans! Push Deregulation, Not Tax Cuts
Illusion of Choice, Illusion of Consent: The Bite of Apple
Woo Chul Ro: Affirmative Action by US Colleges is Troubling, But Still a Net Plus for Social Justice
Jong Beom Park-The $28 Trillion Per Year Woman: Benefits of Full Participation of Women in the World Economy
Debating the Morality of Immigration Restrictions
Mackenzie Wolfgram: Why the $15 Minimum Wage is Bad for the Poor
The Economist on the Demographic Transitions in Asia
Next Year’s Momentous Supreme Court Decision: Reining in Public Sector Unions?
She’s a Hurricane: Evidence That Gender Bias Is Not All Fully Rational Statistical Discrimination
Christopher Skehan: Everyone Needs a Vacation
Quartz #58—>How Big is the Sexism Problem in Economics?
American Wizards
Uwe Reinhardt: Does Occupational Licensing Deserve Our Approval? A Review of Work by Morris Kleiner
Shark Tank Markups
Tyler Cowen on How Much Easier It Is to Create Regulations Than to Get Rid of Them
Max Huppertz—The Decline in Labor Force Participation: Speed Bump, Hysteresis, or "I, Robot"?
Mormon Hell Tweets

Religion, Humanities & Science

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The Federalist Papers #55: How Big Should the House of Representatives Be?
Everything is Changing
The Federalist Papers #54: Defending the Indefensible—How Attempting to Justify the 3/5 Rule for Slaves Digs the Hole Deeper
Being Less Controlling by Softening Attachment
The Federalist Papers #53: The Wide Knowledge Required for Federal Legislation Makes Biennial Elections to the House of Representatives Better than Annual Elections
Sight: Enjoying Our 7-Dimensional Visual World
The Federalist Papers #52: On the Franchise + Elections to the House of Representatives Every Two Years are Frequent Enough to Preserve Liberty
Jordan Peterson on Jung, Human Potential and the Imitation of Christ
The Federalist Papers #51 B: The Federal Government Can Restrain Injustices States by Themselves Would Perpetrate
Jordan Peterson on Religion
The Federalist Papers #51 A: Checks and Balance, or ‘Who Guards the Guardians?'
Don't Let Planning Take Over Your Life Experience
The Federalist Papers #50: Periodic Commissions to Judge Constitutionality Won't Work
Sometimes the Devil You Don't Know is Better than the Devil You Do
The Federalist Papers #49: Constitutional Conventions Should Be Few and Far Between
Overcoming Emotional Miscommunication
The World Isn't Fair. Any Fairness You Stumble Across Is There Because Someone Put It There.
The Federalist Papers #48: Legislatures, Too, Can Become Tyrannical—James Madison
The Curse of Meritocratic Hubris
The Federalist Papers #47: Separating Legislative, Executive and Judicial Powers is a Good Principle, But Perfection in this Regard is Impossible—James Madison
Jordan Peterson: No One Gets Away with Anything
The Federalist Papers #46: Cities and States Have a Strong Position in Struggles with the Federal Government—James Madison
New Year's Gratitude on the Occasion of the Marshall Fire
The Gods of Science and of Speculation
The Federalist Papers #45: James Madison Predicts a Small Federal Government
Miles Kimball: Leaving Mormonism
The Federalist Papers #44: Constitutional Limitations on the Powers of the States—James Madison
Pro Lowell Bennion
The Federalist Papers #43: The United States Constitution as a Commitment to Democracy at the State Level—James Madison
Zen Koan Practice with Miles Kimball: 'I Don't Know What All This Is'

Education

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You, Too, Are a Math Person; When Race Comes Into the Picture, That Has to Be Reiterated
A Mathematician Has Created a Teaching Method That’s Proving There’s No Such Thing as a Bad Math Student
Calculus is Hard. Women Are More Likely to Think That Means They’re Not Smart Enough for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math
Jenny Anderson: The best way to learn math is to learn how to fail productively
Jenny Anderson: Teaching Kids Philosophy Makes Them Smarter in Math and English
Alva Noë: Should Teachers Ask Students To Check Their Devices At The Classroom Door?
Gabrielle Emanuel: Houman Harouni's New Book on the History of Math Education
Doug Saunders: How Finland is Fighting Inequality with Education
Anya Kamenetz: Which Summary Statistic of Student Test Scores is the Best One to Target?
Keith Urban on Being Unstoppable
The Extensive Margin: How to Simultaneously Raise Quality and Lower Tuition at Elite Public Universities
If You Had to Choose, Would You Want Your Employee to Know Some Statistics or Know Some Calculus?
Examining the Statistics in “Math at Home Adds Up to Achievement in School” by Talia Berkowitz, Marjorie Schaeffer, Erin Maloney, Lori Peterson, Courtney Gregor, Susan Levine and Sian Beilock
Evidence that Bedtime Math Boosts Kids’ Math Performance
DC Central Kitchen Brings Charter School Principles that Work to Adult Education that Turns People’s Lives Around
John Stuart Mill’s Vigorous Advocacy of Education Vouchers
Everything You Think You Know about Disciplining Kids is Wrong
Effort vs. Innate Ability: What I Learned from Being in the Spelling Bee
Benefits Of Sports To A Child's Mind And Heart All Part Of The Game
Maanvi Singh: Why Emotional Learning May Be As Important As The ABCs
Bruce Greenwald: The Death of Manufacturing & the Global Deflation
21 GIFs That Explain Mathematical Concepts | IFLScience
Anya Kamenetz: What Schools Could Use Instead Of Standardized Tests
Jonathan Zimmermann: Making College Rankings More Useful
Laura Overdeck: Street Math
Warren Henning: A Software Engineer’s Adventures  In Learning Mathematics
Laura Overdeck Syndicated from supplysideliberal.com to Quartz: Don't Just Read to Your Kids at Night, Do Math with Them, Too. They'll Thank You Later
Susan Dynarski: Inexpensive Ways to Better Educate the Poor
Nina Easton: Class Reimagined
Einstein: Combinatory Play is the Essential Feature of Thought

Happiness

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My Life Will Be Good When ...
Matt Adler's Critique of Methods Based on the Value of a Statistical Life
Miles Kimball's Discussion of "When to Release the Lockdown: A Wellbeing Framework for Analysing Benefits and Costs," by Layard, Clark, De Neve, Krekel, Fancourt, Hey and O'Donnell
Christmas as a Clue to What People Want
On the Effability of the Ineffable
Joshua Greene, Steven Pinker, and Peter Singer on How to be Moral — and Happy
Matthew Robare: Classical Architecture Makes Vibrant Streets
Charlotte Graham-McLay—New Zealand’s Next Milestone: A Budget Guided by Well-Being
June Gruber: The Flip Side of Happiness
Sonya Huber, Gratitude Skeptic
Tropozoics
Alex Korb and Travis Bradberry: Some fMRI Evidence on Raising Happiness
Darrin McMahon: For Most of History, People Didn't Assume They Deserved to Be Happy. What Changed?
My Objective Function
Justin Wolfers and Robert Frank Discuss the Economics of Happiness at the Aspen Institute
Meadow DeVor: 10 Things You Should Give Up to Be Happy
Sarah Sloat: What is Cognitive Economics? Understanding the World Through New Types of Data
Tibor Scitovsky: Mankind is Desperately Anxious to Have an Index of Welfare
Daniel Akst: Your Moods Change the Way You Move Your Mouse
Matthew Vallade: Money Can Buy Happiness If You Know How
Can Marginal Rates of Substitution Be Inferred From Happiness Data? Evidence from Residency Choices
Justin Wolfers: Why Angus Deaton Deserved the Economics Nobel Prize
Thomas Hills, Eugenio Proto and Daniel Sgroi: Measuring Historical Happiness Through Digitized Books
Maria Popova: Bertrand Russell on the Vital Role of Boredom and “Fruitful Monotony” in the Conquest of Happiness
Aristotle's Eudaimonia
Virginia Postrel on Ideals
Virgina Postrel: Glamour Reveals Nonsatiation
Virginia Postrel: The Illusion of Living Without Illusions
Virginia Postrel: The Glamour of Harmony
Virginia Postrel: The Glamour of Terrorism

Humor

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Quality Repartee: Louis Brandeis
Kfir Eliaz and Ran Spiegler: Incentive Compatible Advertising on a Social Network
Another Milestone: Negative Interest Rate Humor by Joe Queenan--"If Banks Don’t Want Your Trillions, Think of Me"
Zach Weiner (Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal) on Economics
Linda Sun: Change Airbags to Axes to Save Lives
Jonathan Zimmermann: The Quest for Uselessness
PHD Comics: How Professors Spend Their Time
Could Be Worse: Key & Peele on Keeping a Positive Attitude in Trying Situations
Yoram Bauman: Top 11 Funniest Papers in the History of Economics
The Future of Dough: A Rap Video for Money20/20
A Sketch of Miles Kimball | drawyourprofessor.com
Free Kittens Through Dedigitization
Touched by the Calvo Kitty
Dynamic Kittens Find Saddle-Point Solution
My Father's Trash Can
Does the Online World Allow Us to Change the Past?
The Great Sacrifice
Heroes of Science Action Figures
My Proudest Moment as a Student in Ph.D. Classes
Dismal Science Humor: phdcomics.com
The True Story of How Economics Got Its Nickname "The Dismal Science"
Dismal Science Humor: Yoram Baumann, Standup Economist
Dismal Science Humor: Econosseur
Dismal Science Humor: 8/3/12
Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
The Most Conflicted Review I Have Received

Politics

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One Nation
Why I Am Not a Neoliberal
William Easterly: The Intellectual Bankruptcy of Group Stereotypes
Susan Glasser: Covering Politics in a ‘Post-Truth’ America
Clive Crook: Trump Is Blessed With Weak Opponents
Josh Harkinson: White Nationalists See Trump as Their Troll in Chief. Is He with Them?
Mustafa Akyol—The Illogic of Globalization as a Scapegoat Everywhere: Who is Taking Advantage of Whom?
Election Day Special, 2016
Dan Benjamin, Ori Heffetz and Miles Kimball—Repairing Democracy: We Can’t All Get What We Want, But Can We Avoid Getting What Most of Us *Really* Don’t Want?
Molly Ball: Why Older Voters Love Trump
The Political Perils of Not Using Deep Negative Rates When Called For
Nate Cohn: How One 19-Year-Old Illinois Man is Distorting National Polling Averages
Quartz #67—>Nationalists vs. Cosmopolitans: Social Scientists Need to Learn from Their Brexit Blunder
The Federal Reserve System's Dysfunctional Governance in 1934
Will Davies: Thoughts on the Sociology of Brexit
Selfishness and the Fall of Rome
In Praise of the 9th Amendment
A Discussion on the Politics, Ethics and Psychology of Immigration Policy
William Greider on Populism
Ezra Klein on the Increase in Political Polarization
The Equilibrium Paradox: Somebody Has to Do It
Barack Obama: Football as the Best Sports Analogy for Politics
Brad DeLong on Managing China’s Peaceful Rise
Noah Smith: Hey, Republicans! Push Deregulation, Not Tax Cuts
Expansionist India
John Stuart Mill: Making the Government More Powerful than Necessary is Inimical to Freedom
Minority Opinions
Cass Sunstein on the Rule of Law
Why Does the Left Hate Markets?
John Stuart Mill Worries about Money Corrupting Advocacy and Facilitation

Money

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Gauti Eggertsson, Ragnar Juelsrud and Ella Getz Wold: Are Negative Nominal Interest Rates Expansionary?
FocusEconomics: How Will the Fed Reduce Its Balance Sheet & How Will the ECB End QE? - 18 Economic Experts Weigh In
Lauren Razavi: India Just Flew Past Us in the Race to E-Cash
Reducing the Importance of Cash: Sweden and South Korea
India’s Assault on Cash
Edward Posnett: Sardex, An Alternative Currency in Sardinia
Next Generation Monetary Policy: The Video
18 Misconceptions about Eliminating the Zero Lower Bound (or Any Lower Bound on Interest Rates): The Video
How Negative Rates are Making the Swiss Want to Pay Their Taxes Earlier
Will Negative Rates Cause Malinvestment? Will They Harm Banks?
The Political Perils of Not Using Deep Negative Rates When Called For
Ryan Grim—Priceless: How The Federal Reserve Bought The Economics Profession
Dan Bobkoff and Akin Oyedele: Economists Never Imagined Negative Interest Rates Would Reach the Real World--Now They’re Rewriting Textbooks
Why Central Banks Can Afford to Subsidize the Provision of Zero Rates to Small Household Checking and Savings Accounts
Johannes Wieland's Discussion of "Breaking Through the Zero Lower Bound" at the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank's Monetary Policy Implementation Conference, October 18, 2016 (pdf download)
Judy Shelton Off-the-Mark on Monetary Policy
More on Original Sin and the Aggregate Demand Effects of Interest Rate Cuts: Olivier Wang and Miles Kimball
Miles Kimball's October 7, 2016 Presentation at the Bank of Japan: "Enabling Deeper Negative Rates By Managing the Side Effects of a Zero Paper Currency Interest Rate"—Powerpoint File Download
Negative Rate Policy in Switzerland, December 2014-September 2016
Ana Swanson Interviews Ken Rogoff about “The Curse of Cash”
How the Original Sin of Borrowing in a Foreign Currency Can Reduce the Effectiveness of Monetary Policy for Both the Borrowing and Lending Country
Miles Kimball's September 27, 2016 Presentation at the Bank of Japan: "18 Misconceptions about Eliminating the Zero Lower Bound (and Any Effective Lower Bound on Interest Rates)"—PPT File Download
Representative Agent Defends Negative Interest Rate Policy by Citing a Non-Representative Agent Model
The Bank of Japan Renews Its Commitment to Do Whatever It Takes
Ben Bernanke: Maybe the Fed Should Keep Its Balance Sheet Large
Negative Rates and the Fiscal Theory of the Price Level
Ben Bernanke: Negative Interest Rates are Better than a Higher Inflation Target
David Beckworth—The Balance Sheet Recession That Never Happened: Australia
The Fed Should Not Raise Rates Again Until It Says It Would Lower Rates Promptly If Later Data Suggests It Should
How the Free Market Works Its Magic

Long-Run Fiscal

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Andrew Ross Sorkin: Steve Ballmer Serves Up a Fascinating Data Trove on US Government
Ryo Ishida: Japan’s Hometown Tax Payment System as an Analog for a Public Contribution System
Narayana Kocherlakota Advocates Negative Rates and Criticizes the Conduct of US Fiscal Policy
John Stuart Mill on Why a Free People, to Stay a Free People, Should Do Many Things Outside of Government
How and Why to Expand the Nonprofit Sector as a Partial Alternative to Government: A Reader’s Guide
Discounting Government Projects
Quartz #63—>VAT: Help the Poor and Strengthen the Economy by Changing the Way the US Collects Tax
Marcus Nunes on Changes in Real GDP Growth Following Changes in the Government Spending to GDP Ratio
Dylan Matthews: Think the poor don’t pay taxes? This chart proves you very wrong.
Yichuan Wang: Reflections on Reinhart and Rogoff--Why Time Series Are Not Enough
The Wrong Side of Cobb-Douglas: Matt Rognlie’s Smackdown of Thomas Piketty Gains Traction
Finding Out the Truth about Infrastructure Projects
Quartz #55—>Righting Rogoff on Monetary Policy
Quartz #54—>The National Security Case for Raising the Gasoline Tax Right Now
The New Republican Majority Should Keep Doug Elmendorf as Director of the Congressional Budget Office
Jon Hilsenrath, Brian Blackstone and Lingling Wei on Monetary Policy: Low Rates and QE "Didn’t Cause the Hyperinflation or Obvious Asset Bubbles that Some Lawmakers and Critics Feared"
Quartz #53—>Why You Should Care About Other People's Kids as Much as Your Own
Muhammad Ali Nasir, Miles Kimball and Robert Flood on Social Security and Its Counterparts Abroad
Scott Sumner: How to Think about France
Reihan Salam: Miles Kimball’s Quixotic but Interesting Tax Proposal
Quartz #50—>Odious Wealth: The Outrage is Not So Much Over Inequality but All the Dubious Ways the Rich Got Richer
Charles Lane on Thomas Piketty and Henry George
Timothy Dolan: The Pope's Case for Virtuous Capitalism
Matthijs Lof and Tuomas Malinen: The Growth and Sovereign Debt Correlation
Capital Budgeting: The Powerpoint File
Quartz #46—>One of the Biggest Threats to America's Future Has the Easiest Fix
Josh Barro: We Need a New Supply Side Economics—Here Are 8 Things We Can Do
Daniel Altman and Miles Kimball: Is It OK to Let the Rich Be Rich As Long As We Take Care of the Poor?
Daniel Altman and Miles Kimball: Should We Expand Government or Expand the Nonprofit Sector?
The Red Banker on Supply-Side Liberalism

Short-Run Fiscal

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Q&A: Why is Fiscal Policy So Close to Being Neutral in Many Modern Macro Models?
Helicopter Drops of Money Are Not the Answer
Narayana Kocherlakota Advocates Negative Rates and Criticizes the Conduct of US Fiscal Policy
David Dreyer Lassen, Claus Thustrup Kreiner and Søren Leth-Petersen—Stimulus Policy: Why Not Let People Spend Their Own Money?
Quartz #55—>Righting Rogoff on Monetary Policy
Gary Conkling on My Federal Lines of Credit Proposal
On the Great Recession
Enkhjargal Lkhagvajav: John Taylor is Wrong—Inequality *Is* Holding Back the Recovery
Monetary vs. Fiscal Policy: Expansionary Monetary Policy Does Not Raise the Budget Deficit
Quartz #25—>Examining the Entrails: Is There Any Evidence for an Effect of Debt on Growth in the Reinhart and Rogoff Data?
Quartz #24—>After Crunching Reinhart and Rogoff's Data, We Found No Evidence High Debt Slows Growth
Twitter Debates Sparked by Miles's and Yichuan's Second Quartz Column on Reinhart and Rogoff
Instrumental Tools for Debt and Growth
Examining the Entrails: Is There Any Evidence for an Effect of Debt on Growth in the Reinhart and Rogoff Data?
An Independent Blog
For Sussing Out Whether Debt Affects Future Growth, the Key is Carefully Taking into Account Past Growth
Quartz #22—>An Economist's Mea Culpa: I Relied on Reinhart and Rogoff
After Crunching Reinhart and Rogoff's Data, We Found No Evidence That High Debt Slows Growth
Quartz #20—>Why Austerity Budgets Won't Save Your Economy
Quartz #18—>Show Me the Money!
An Economist's Mea Culpa: I Relied on Reinhart and Rogoff
Thomas Herndon, Michael Ash, Robert Pollin and Mike Konczal: Researchers Finally Had a Chance to Replicate Reinhart-Rogoff, and There Are Serious Problems.
We Don't Talk Enough About the Story Outside the Model
Why Austerity Budgets Won't Save Your Economy
Show Me the Money!
Quartz #1—>More Muscle than QE: With an Extra $2000 in Their Pockets, Could Americans Restart the US Economy?
Miles on HuffPost Live: Debt, Electronic Money, Federal Lines of Credit, and a Public Contribution Program
Noah Smith Joins My Debate with Paul Krugman: Debt, National Lines of Credit, and Politics
What Paul Krugman Got Wrong About Italy's Economy
Gita Gopinath Helps France Beat the Euro Straitjacket

Clay Christensen

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Netflix as an Example of Clay Christensen's 'Disruptive Innovation'
Clay Christensen Explains the Donald Trump Phenomenon: The Job-to-Be-Done Was to Express Frustration
Clay Christensen: Religion as a Foundation of Democracy
Quartz #57-->In Defense of Clay Christensen: Even the 'Nicest Man Ever to Lecture' at Harvard Can't Innovate Without Upsetting a Few People
Clay Christensen, Jerome Grossman and Jason Hwang: How to Divide and Conquer Our Health Care Problems
Clay Christensen, Jerome Grossman and Jason Hwang on the Three Basic Types of Business Models
Clay Christensen, Jerome Grossman and Jason Hwang on Intuitive Medicine vs. Precision Medicine
Quartz 49—>Will Narendra Modi’s Economic Reforms Put India on the Road to Being a Superpower?
Clay Christensen, Jerome Grossman and Jason Hwang on the Personal Computer Revolution
Clay Christensen, Jerome Grossman and Jason Hwang on How the History of Other Industries Gives Hope for Health Care
Tyler Cowen: Regulations Hinder Development of Driverless Cars
Clay Christensen, Jerome Grossman and Jason Hwang on the Agenda for the Transformation of Health Care
Saint Clay
Schumpeter: Digital Disruption on the Farm | The Economist
Robert Graboyes on Enabling Supply-Side Innovation in Health Care
Clay Christensen, Jeffrey Flier and Vineeta Vijayaraghavan on How to Make Health Care More Cost Effective
Andy Rachleff: What "Disrupt" Really Means