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Daily Archives: August 23, 2010
Interfluidity at Treasury
Steve Waldman wrote up last Monday’s Treasury meeting in a must read post. I wish I had written it, it captures both the meeting and how Treasury looked to people on our side of the meeting. When it comes to … Continue reading
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The Boom Not The Slump: Commentary
We’ve had a lot of exciting feedback and commentary on our latest paper The Boom Not The Slump: The Right Time For Austerity, including discussion from Paul Krugman, Brad Delong, James Ledbetter at Slate, Richard Exell at Touchstone Blog, Gregory … Continue reading
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