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Wednesday, December 10, 2008

Walking Backward into the Future...

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by the Sandwichman For a while in the 1990s I used a quote from a book review by Canada's new Liberal leader, Michael Ignatieff , in my ...
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On Krugman's Nobel Prize Speech

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One can access Paul Krugman's Nobel Prize speech at http://nobelprize.org/mediaplayer/index.php?=1072 . In it he gives a pretty clear d...
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Tuesday, December 9, 2008

Ignore the Guantánamo Confessions

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So five accused planners of Sept. 11 want to confess, avoid a trial, and enter paradise via lethal injection. Their wishes should have no b...
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Investing in Our Cities

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Keynesian macroeconomics suggests that we need some sort of quick but temporary spike in government purchases to get us back to full employm...
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Monday, December 8, 2008

Kristol’s Fiscal Stimulus Proposal – Make War Not Schools

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Bill Kristol finally admits it – modern day Republican leaders have not been championing smaller government: Five Republicans have won the ...
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Sunday, December 7, 2008

Thoughts from the Great Depression

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As mass production has to be accompanied by mass consumption, mass consumption, in turn, implies a distribution of wealth -- not of existing...
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Saturday, December 6, 2008

"Lunatic Scheme" a Qualified Success

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by the Sandwichman In the wake of Friday's dismal employment report, New York Times editor Adam Cohen is channeling the Sandwichman: On...
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Sandwich man!

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The New York Times November 21, 2008 Bebeto Matthews/Associated Press Caption: "Paul Nawrocki of Beacon, N.Y., wore a signboard this we...
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New Radio Interview

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I just had a wonderful time talking with Kris Welch about the economic crisis for the second half of her hour long show on KPFA. She is such...
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Sandwichman's KEYNESIAN Stimulus Plan

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by the Sandwichman The concept of the Sandwichman's stimulus plan is extremely simple: a basic income guarantee of $145.68 a week combin...
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Friday, December 5, 2008

How Large of a Keynesian Multiplier Do You Want?

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David Tufte is not happy with some claim that the multiplier can be as high as 5: UB suggests that it has a multiplier of 5. If they did, t...
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The world-wide web of misinformation

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So I give a test that asks students something about Ricardian equivalence, which we had studied using two-period framework a la Fisher. We ...
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A Bleak Employment Situation

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BLS reports the bad news: Nonfarm payroll employment fell sharply (-533,000) in November, and the unemployment rate rose from 6.5 to 6.7 pe...
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Big 3 Automobile Woes and Union Wages

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Kendra Marr and Steven Mufson blame the UAW: Over the past three decades, they have lost ground to more agile foreign rivals that favored s...
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Thursday, December 4, 2008

Dead Keynes Blogging

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by the Sandwichman The Sandwichman is still wondering how economists make up their guesses about how $x billion dollars of fiscal stimulus ...
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