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The current banking crisis forces the Fed to trade off inflation with financial stability. This task is difficult because standard macro models do not…
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The numbers released by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics show that labor-market tightness fell from 2.0 to 1.8 in February 2023—still much above the…
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This third post on academic typography presents a collection of LaTeX commands to easily write mathematical expressions while automatically respecting…
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February 2023

To be interesting and helpful to a broad group of graduate students, first-year macroeconomics courses should teach unemployment. More technical…
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Just in case first-year graduate macroeconomic courses disappear.
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The January 2023 numbers released by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics show that labor-market tightness has returned to 2.0 while the efficient…
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January 2023

A second post on academic typography: How to format academic papers so they are easy to scan and easy to read.
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It's job-market season. Having clean, easily readable slides is helpful.
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Analyzing the December 2022 numbers released by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics
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December 2022

This week's lecture material in ECON2800–Economic Slack
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Analyzing the November 2022 numbers released by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics
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November 2022

This week's lecture material in ECON2800–Economic Slack
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