Econolog homepage
Explore
  • Home
  • Stories
  • Literature
  • Posts
  • Blogs
  • Search
  • Zeitgeist
  • Help

Limits

  • Sort by age of story or popularity
  • And only show stories discussed by..
    by at least 2, 3 or 4 blogs

Subscribe

  • Recent hot stories
  • Upcoming stories
  • All stories

Stories on this page

  • The Living Dead: Thoughts on Macro and Depressions
  • August Employment Report: 60K Jobs ex-Census, 9.6% Unemployment Rate
  • Assorted links
  • Political recovery
  • Spain's Economy Re-enters Contraction Mode In The Third Quarter
  • How Much Do You Know About the Expiring Tax Cuts? Take this Short Quiz and Find Out
  • Europe Bond Yields
  • Bond Bubble Watch, by Arnold Kling
  • Dell and Its Deadline
  • Drink To Your Health
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
  • 6
  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
  • 10
  • 11
  • >
  • >>
  • 132 total
  • The Living Dead: Thoughts on Macro and Depressions

    Found on Ideas on Fri 3rd Sep 10

    Macro is not my field. One of the reasons it is not my field is that, so far as I can tell, it lacks a theoretical structure as solid or as well supported as price theorypopularly but misleadingly called "Micro." One result is that a course on the subject is

    linked to by 2

    See all posts discussing this story

  • August Employment Report: 60K Jobs ex-Census, 9.6% Unemployment Rate

    Found on The Bonddad Blog on Fri 3rd Sep 10

    From the BLS: Nonfarm payroll employment changed little (-54,000) in August, and the unemployment rate was about unchanged at 9.6 percent, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today. Government employment fell, as 114,000 temporary workers hired for

    linked to by 26

    See all posts discussing this story

  • Assorted links

    Found on Marginal Revolution on Fri 3rd Sep 10

    1. Shoup replies to O'Toole on minimum parking requirements.2. Are economists human?3. Interview with Oliver Sacks.4. "too much justice?" -- interview with Harvey Mansfield.5. God vs. Satan, in the Bible.6. Nine evidence-based study tips?

    linked to by 2

    See all posts discussing this story

  • Political recovery

    Found on Capital Gains and Games - Washington, Wall Street and Everything in Between on Fri 3rd Sep 10

        As Andrew Samwick says, today's job numbers are more of the same -- stagnant job growth that was too weak to to prevent the unemployment rate from edging up a tenth of a point to 9.6 percent.    More depressing is the stagnation

    linked to by 2

    See all posts discussing this story

  • Spain's Economy Re-enters Contraction Mode In The Third Quarter

    Found on Euro Watch on Fri 3rd Sep 10

    Well, that didn't last long, now did it. Two consecutive quarters of minimal GDP growth seem to have exhausted the forces of a more than fragile Spanish economy. All the post June data we are seeing suggests the economy has now turned the corner (in the bad

    linked to by 4

    See all posts discussing this story

  • How Much Do You Know About the Expiring Tax Cuts? Take this Short Quiz and Find Out

    Found on Tax Foundation - Tax Foundation's "Tax Policy Blog" on Fri 3rd Sep 10

    The Tax Foundation has put up a 10-question quiz for users to test their knowledge of the Bush tax cuts and what President Obama is proposing to do about them.Here's a sample:The federal estate tax rate for 2010 is currently zero. If the Bush tax cuts were

    linked to by 2

    See all posts discussing this story

  • Europe Bond Yields

    Found on Calculated Risk on Fri 3rd Sep 10

    Usually I just post the bond spreads in Europe, but I think this excellent tool from Bloomberg shows visually what is happening with bond yields in Europe. Click on graph for larger image in new window.You can click here for the graph for the Greece 10 year

    linked to by 2

    See all posts discussing this story

  • Bond Bubble Watch, by Arnold Kling

    Found on The Incidental Economist (Posts) on Fri 3rd Sep 10

    Nobel Laureate Gary Becker comments on the possibility of a debt crisis. Morgan Stanley's report argues debt/GDP is not a good measure of default risk, and suggests instead the ratio of debt to government revenues. On this measure, the US looks terrible, with

    linked to by 2

    See all posts discussing this story

  • Dell and Its Deadline

    Found on DealBook on Fri 3rd Sep 10

    The deadline for Dell to respond to Hewlett-Packard's offer for 3Par is only hours a way. The Deal Professor expects Dell to try to slow down the bidding war.

    linked to by 6

    See all posts discussing this story

  • Drink To Your Health

    Found on Free Market Mojo on Fri 3rd Sep 10

    Abstaining from alcohol tends to increase one’s risk of dying even when you exclude former drinkers, a new study reported in Time and published in Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research has found.Moderate drinking, which is defined as one to three

    linked to by 2

    See all posts discussing this story

  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
  • 6
  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
  • 10
  • 11
  • >
  • >>
  • 132 total
(c) 2008 Palgrave Macmillan. Copyright for blog posts and author images rests with the authors.