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Can You Handle the Heat
Hot weather can be uncomfortable. But it also noticeably impacts behavior and economic output.
Jul 23
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June 2024
More Roads – Same Traffic
Expanding roads is often suggested as a solution to traffic congestion. Research shows it isn’t.
Jun 17
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How Economists and Non-Economists Talk Past Each Other
One particular assumption – ceteris paribus (holding all else constant) – is the culprit.
Jun 1
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May 2024
Inflation: Distorted by the Past
Misinterpretations of what CPI and PCE measure keeps us unnecessarily concerned about the future.
May 20
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Current Equilibria May Impede Progress
Societies can get stuck in a bad equilibrium without realizing. Getting out of them may require outside intervention.
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News: The FTC Bans Non-Competes
On April 23, 2024, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) banned non-competes, which will have significant positive economic impacts.
May 5
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April 2024
Work from Home Will Have a Bigger Impact on the Economy than AI
No, it’s not because AI will have a small impact.
Apr 19
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March 2024
Don’t Tie Yourself to a Number
To draw appropriate conclusions from data, we can’t just assume that if the data is correct, it should also be applied.
Mar 26
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An Illustrative Model of Housing Prices
Taking into account regional income differences can help us understand the behavior of housing markets.
Mar 18
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‘Your pay is still - not - going up too fast’
The Economist posted a controversial article arguing that wages are driving inflation. Let’s revisit why this is not the case.
Mar 4
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February 2024
Correcting Statements on Inflation and Inequality
Federal Reserve Governor Waller made a surprisingly wrong statement regarding how prices respond to supply shocks.
Feb 18
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Housing – Supply Side and Affordability
To improve housing affordability, we need policies that ‘increase land’. Public transit and remote work might just do it. Plus – which cities are…
Feb 5
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