▽macroblog
●01/17 00:19
January 16, 2020
Do Higher Wages Mean Higher Standards of Living?
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▽ Paul Krugman - Op-Ed Columnist - New York Times Blog
●01/04 01:41
It will also, for technical reasons, make my life simpler — you’d be surprised how many hoops I have to go through to get these things posted. But that’s not the reason.
Anyway, I expect to be doing the same sort of thing, mixing regular columns with stuff, usually wonkish, that doesn’t belong in the regular paper. Old blog posts will remain available!
Over the past cou

▽New Economist
●12/22 21:20
The Programme on 窶賂lobal Economics窶〓 will focus on the connected fields of the economic and financial trends of the global economy and the mechanisms of global economic governance. The programme should develop a research agenda departing from the consequences of economic globalisation and the changing global economic order. Among the many possible themes from which such agenda can emerge are inter

▽Rule #1 Blog: Phil Town on Investing
●12/05 00:08
An obvious example is the money you borrow to buy an apartment complex. The debt covered by the rental income 窶〓 or it will be in a few years.
Bad debt, by contrast, is consumer debt 窶〓 money you borrow at a high interest rate to buy things that don窶冲 produce income or grow in value. Things like cars, refrigerators, clothing and trips to Europe.
Roth IRAs are so good that they窶决e probably not goin

▽Marginal Revolution
●10/02 10:41
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