▽Mises Economics Blog: Austrian Economics and Libertarian Political Theory ●11/23 09:26 Displaying 1 - 10 of 2502Logs Only Roll In One Direction: Fighting Kinetic EnergyTags: Cronyism and Corporatism, Democracy, Politics11/22/2024 • Jim FedakoBefore anyone gets their hopes up about a reduction in government expenditures resulting from the upcoming Department of Government Efficiency (DOGThe Myth of the “Aguinaldo”Tags: Bureaucracy and Regulation, Economic Policy, Labor and Wage
▽Calculated Risk ●11/23 09:05 November Vehicle Sales Forecast: 16.2 million SAAR, Up 5% YoYby Calculated Risk on 11/22/2024 05:18:00 PMFrom WardsAuto: November U.S. Light-Vehicle Sales to Improve on October’s Growth (pay content). Brief excerpt:November’s forecast SAAR of 16.2 million units is the highest since May 2021. With the month having an atypical fifth weekend, the extended timeframe means there is more upside than
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▽Grasping Reality with Both Hands: The Semi-Daily Journal of Brad DeLong ●07/27 00:00 BRIEFLY NOTED: For 2021-05-11 TuThings that went whizzing by that I want to remember...First:Here we see a striking difference between Paul Krugman and Larry Summers. Krugman sees models as intuition pumps—and believes strongly, very strongly, that if you cannot make a simple model of it, it is probably wrong. Summers believes that our models are, at best, filing systems (and at worst tools for
