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Throwback Thursday! Plenary panelist Beverly Hirtle (Federal Reserve Bank of New York) presented “Goal Conflicts and Financial Stability”, at the 2016 IAES Conference in Washington, D.C. See her presentation here: iaes.org/wp-content/upl… #Economics #TBT

Check out this new article for the AEJ: "The Deadweight Losses from “Liberation Day”" by Jon R. Neill (Western Michigan University, USA) Link here: rdcu.be/e1nov #economics #iaes #journal

Happy Groundhog Day! Today, Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow. Per tradition, that means 6 more weeks of winter are ahead. If the groundhog doesn’t see his shadow, it’s said to signal an early spring. Whether you take it seriously or not, it’s a fun little yearly tradition!

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Throwback Thursday! Plenary panelist Patrick Newman (Florida Southern College) presented "Modern Monetary Theory: An Austrian Interpretation of Recrudescent Keynesianism", at the 2019 IAES Conference in Miami, USA. Read his paper here: rdcu.be/e2ylx #TBT

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Check out this new article for the AEJ: "Third-Party Grading as a Useful Measure of Demand: Evidence from NBA Cards” By George Langelett & Zhiguang Wang (South Dakota State University, USA) Link here: rdcu.be/e3wVU #economics #iaes #journal

Flashback Friday! Plenary panelist Margarita Katsimi (Athens University of Business and Economics—Greece) presented "Firm Heterogeneity and Exports: Evidence from Greek Firms", at the 2019 IAES Conference in Athens, Greece. Read her paper here: rdcu.be/eMdaj #TBT

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Throwback Thursday! Plenary panelist Mark Skousen (Chapman University) presented "Pouring Wine Into Old Bottles: Can Modern Monetary Theory Work?", at the 2019 IAES Conference in Miami, USA. Read his paper here: rdcu.be/eMdq4 #TBT

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