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Gray "serial millennial myth debunker" Kimbrough
graykimbrough
Male economists, 2020: Male economists, 2020: Male economists, 2020: Male economists, 2020: Tyler Cowen, economist bravely asking the questions about epidemiologists that others were afraid to ask:
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Rethinking Economics
rethinkecon
Our new report “Economists & Crises” is here! We are incredibly excited to present the results of our investigation into the state of economics degrees in the context of Covid-19,
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Claudia Sahm
Claudia_Sahm
announcement: Economic Job Market Rumors is done. morally bankrupt forum economists posting anonymously ... economists with PhDs from Harvard to less elite programs ... racist, misogynistic, homophobic attacksdon't care where's
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Sridhar Vembu
svembu
1/ There is this technocratic idea that Economics is a scientific discipline like Physics. Not true.Subject to the "conservation law" that the world cannot consume what it has not produced
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Matthew Yglesias
mattyglesias
I’ve seen a bunch of epidemiologists snarking about negative oil prices being their chance to play amateur economist, but I think when weird stuff happens the views of smart outsiders
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Martín González
martgnz
The picture is grim, but it might be even worse. Thanks to @datadista for compiling the Spanish data and @gilbellosta for starting the conversation.https://twitter.com/J_CD_T/status/1245739661449977867 We have been tracking the numbers
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Pavel Mordasov
PavelMordasov
ON ECONOMISTS: Understand that my dislike for economists has exceptions as there are many in the field who I admire and respect wholeheartedly. My issue with economists is directed to
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Stevie Vixx
vixcontango
"For reasons economists don't understand, when workers without college degree lose their manufacturing jobs, few choose to move elsewhere"Well, let's explain to those journalists then. A human being is a
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Lisa D. Cook
drlisadcook
Agree. Economists don't consult (or admit to consulting) other fields enough. Some subfields are traditionally open to other fields, eg, econ history, development & pol econ. This piece has a
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Justin Wolfers
JustinWolfers
Survey of leading economists:"Abandoning severe lockdowns at a time when the likelihood of a resurgence in infections remains high will lead to greater total economic damage than sustaining the lockdowns
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Mass. Budget & Policy Center
MassBudget
.@rooseveltinst's recent piece, "Bolstering State Economies by Raising Progressive Taxes," gets it right: "Tax increases, especially those that fall on the rich, are far less damaging than spending cuts." Read
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Will Wilkinson 🌐
willwilkinson
This is a good piece. But I find myself increasingly hostile to the economist's way of thinking in this context precisely because it refuses to admit trade-offs between incommensurable values.https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2020-04-02/
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Paul Romer
paulmromer
Noah may have a read on the general tenor of the conversation, but I personally do not think that the main action is along a tradeoff between “safe more lives
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Jorge Morales Meoqui
MoralesMeoqui
What does #econtwitter think about the following: These days, many economists like to label themselves as either mainstream or heterodox economists. These self-labellings are in my opinion imprecise and sometimes
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Philip Jung
makro_philip
I think this argument, I like to label the church argument, is at the heart of the problem: "in 50 years there will be hell. therefore everything can be justified
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Ben Phillips
benphillips76
To understand inequality, economists & political scientists only take us so far. We need artists & musicians. Nina Simone’s Mississippi Goddam is a blunt lesson told to the privileged about
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