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Meu artigo do Valor Econômico deste mês de julho, baseado no livro "The Ornament of the World" de María Rosa Menocal. Livro sugerido por carloseduardosoaresgoncalves --- Stop sending suggestion!!!!! valor.globo.com/opiniao/tiago-…

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"It is feasible for one generation to shift costs to subsequent ones. That is what national government debts and the U.S. social security system do (but not the social security system of Singapore)." Point 9 in Thomas Sargent's 12 point Berkeley commencement speech.

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I was surprised by the overall low cross-country correlation of Bloom and co-authors uncertainty measure. The highest are CAN-US and FRA-UK, in the vicinity of 0.8.

I was surprised by the overall low cross-country correlation of Bloom and co-authors uncertainty measure. The highest are CAN-US and FRA-UK, in the vicinity of 0.8.
Florin Bilbiie 🇪🇺 🇺🇦 (@florinbilbiie) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A recording of the HANKSSON presentation at the NBER SI if you are interested: youtube.com/live/vkXAylehQ… Deep gratitude to Larry & Marty Martin S Eichenbaum for having us and to everyone who generously gave us constructive feedback 1/N

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I am taking Larry Chris course (it is probably the fourth time I do it). Every time I learn something new. But perhaps as important: he is so MUCH FUN. Thanks, Larry !

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A few days ago, Charlie Plosser passed away, another sad loss in a year that has not been kind to the profession. Charlie was one of the great macroeconomists of his generation, and it is difficult to single out just one of his contributions. His 1983 paper with John Long in

A few days ago, Charlie Plosser passed away, another sad loss in a year that has not been kind to the profession.

Charlie was one of the great macroeconomists of his generation, and it is difficult to single out just one of his contributions.

His 1983 paper with John Long in