Agriculture, Economics, and Data

An economics / parenting / education blog read by more than 2,700 subscribers.

The microeconomic perspective on daily events.

A daily newsletter on everything going on in global macro, covering everything from interest rates, foreign exchange, oil and precious metals prices to sanctions and macro policy

A place for me to share my thoughts, since I'm tired of social media. Sometimes with charts (but I've renamed for chart of the day because that was too restrictive)

The goal of Econtastic is to make economics content relatable and fun. I teach economics and business concepts - often using pop culture references - to make complex topics more understandable.

News, views, and commentary from a free market point of view. I moved from Blogger to Substack in December 2023. For previous posts back to 2011 see my Blogger page at https://johnhcochrane.blogspot.com

A data-driven look at US labor markets

Practical, peer-reviewed teaching ideas for economics educators, from K-12 classrooms to college lecture halls.

Causal Inference, Coding and Consumer Finance

Visualising Economics is a place to explain and share our thoughts on how economic events affect our day to day life; By using approachable visualisations we will share the latest data and evidence for better understanding on current economic events.

Economics Professor's Musings

A nonfiction blog, but only when I'm not wrong. Topics include economics, politics, and philosophy.

Professor, UC Berkeley. I do political economy in sociology. For me that means studying changing markets and their enabling institutions, but in such a way that centers history, culture/knowledge, and power.

Job opportunities for applied economists

My personal Substack

News and opinion. Education and economics. Let's fork some lightning.

A data-driven, research-informed weekly newsletter on the future of higher education written from the perspectives of two economists and veteran academic leaders.

The U.S., Australian, and Global Economies -- Decoded.

Economics. Explained. Clearly.

Practical Python and AI for economists and finance professionals. Get blueprints to build correctly with AI. Automate the boring stuff, build a killer portfolio, and solve problems your colleagues can't.

A blog about research and economic policy.

Princeton University's Markus Brunnermeier hosts conversations with leading academics and policymakers on the global economy, global politics, and artificial intelligence. Subscribe to receive episode summaries and updates.

Regular info on what I've been doing

A curated digest of the latest developments in Difference-in-Differences methodology, featuring new papers, applications and insights from leading researchers. Suggestions welcome!

The best of #econtwitter: paper summaries, public goods, and more

Chasing wealth and income, present and past, onshore and offshore.

International and Monetary Economics Network

Economics can make a massive difference - collectively and personally.

Not-very-partisan takes on very partisan things.

The housing market is hell. Let's figure out why. Posts mostly on real estate economics with other posts on general economic topics.

Data-driven, theory-informed analysis of economics and public policy.

Writing about AI, economics, and housing markets. Not all all at once, but you never know.

Thoughts and observations by Richard N. Langlois

the consequences for human welfare involved in questions like these are simply staggering: Once one starts to think about them, it is hard to think about anything else

Economics decoded. The newsletter that helps you understand your place in the economy.

Pondering price theory, past and present. A weekly newsletter covering all things economics.

How the frontiers of development move and how we move them

Peruvian Economist.

Scott’s Mixtape is dedicated to teaching causal inference, econometrics, and applied empirical research with a focus on how AI agents are transforming how researchers work. Practical tutorials, live research, and documentation of what works and doesn’t.

Translating econometric theory into the messy business of applied research.

A free, weekly newsletter that makes economics easier to understand with insights from current events and pop culture. Join thousands who start their week with smarter thinking.

Notes on politics, the economy, and a progressive vision for America

Complex Systems in Economics and Finance Made Simple for Investors

A housing newsletter by Aziz Sunderji: deeply researched charts on U.S. home prices, affordability, migration, and demographics

My research and professional commentary, the "works," combined with less-qualified and very varied opinions, the "days." Either way, my views are always my own, not those of the Fed.