<p>Can you make a dirty state embrace green legislation?</p> <p>LAST week, Brookings scholars published the results of an effort to calculate t...
<p>Pretty please, can we have some inflation?</p> <p>YESTERDAY, I linked to a Paul Krugman post in which he links to an old piece of analysis h...
<p>Something in the China-America relationship has to give</p> <p>THESE stories are increasingly troubling:China denounced new U.S. anti-dumpin...
<p>The best of the rest of the economics web</p> <p>TODAY'S recommended economics writing:• On the price elasticity of America...
<p>A new WPA might not be the best unemployment fix</p> <p>HERE is Paul Krugman:As it is, job-creation efforts are generally indirect. Tax cuts...
<p>Can we handle rapid technological change?</p> <p>OVER at Angry Bear, Rdan posts something by Martin Ford, in which he ponders the issue of t...
<p>Is the Fed really helpless?</p> <p>PAUL KRUGMAN responds to discussion on the David Beckworth chart—tracking nominal spending&...
<p>To reduce joblessness, target joblessness</p> <p>SEVERAL (though by no means all) of Europe's larger economies have come through the...
<p>America continues to bleed jobs</p> <p>THE American labour market has opted not to keep us all in suspense, wondering whether and when the u...
<p>The best of the rest of the economics web</p> <p>TODAY'S recommended economic writing:• North America the most popular dest...