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…blame Cuba for the country’s worst economic crisis in 67 years, the current sanctions are piling on the damage from increased U.S. economic warfare in recent years. In January 2021…

…that economic policy and economic thought walks on two legs. Conservative economists hypocritically but strategically embrace both the crowding out arguments for austerity and the projected lump-of-labor fallacy claims against…

…is a tale of the ongoing tangle of schools of Post Keynesian economics, as well as how Wikipedia operates, and more broadly the history of economic thought. I note that…

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…formed the core of the blog for many years. Each has a Ph.D. in economics, but AB’s focus is on microeconomic issues, Kash’s are in macroeconomic issues, and PGL’s training…

…reason for this divergence tells us much about the reasons for the President’s opposition to economic globalization. President Trump has complained about exchange rates, particularly those of China and Germany,…

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