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Economics / November 30, 2021 The world’s first “floating city” will be built off the coast of South Korea — and it will be hurricane-proof, flood-proof and self-sustaining. The United Nations-backed project will be constructedREAD MORE →0 Comments
Immigrants keep us out of nursing homes
Economics / November 30, 2021 We examine whether immigration causally affects the likelihood that the U.S.-born elderly live in institutional settings. Using a shift-share instrument to identify exogenous variation in immigration, we find that a
Luca Dellanna on the Power of Adaptation: Adapt or Die
Economics / November 30, 2021 Ceaseless flux. Those are words Ludwig von Mises used to describe the perpetual change in business conditions that entrepreneurs experience. The consequent need, he told us, is for a process
The Bank of Canadas Failed Mission to “Preserve the Value of Money”
Economics / November 30, 2021 In Canada, inflation hit 4.7 percent in October, and is expected to go even higher. According to a recent survey, 46 percent of Canadians are struggling to feed their families
Nominal GDP >>> Aggregate Demand
Economics / November 30, 2021 In the past, I’ve called for replacing the aggregate demand curve with a curve representing a given level of nominal spending. Under this approach, a positive nominal spending shock occurs
Nominal GDP >>> Aggregate Demand
Economics / November 30, 2021 In the past, I’ve called for replacing the aggregate demand curve with a curve representing a given level of nominal spending. Under this approach, a positive nominal spending shock occurs
Nominal GDP >>> Aggregate Demand
Economics / November 30, 2021 In the past, I’ve called for replacing the aggregate demand curve with a curve representing a given level of nominal spending. Under this approach, a positive nominal spending shock occurs
Nominal GDP >>> Aggregate Demand
Economics / November 30, 2021 In the past, I’ve called for replacing the aggregate demand curve with a curve representing a given level of nominal spending. Under this approach, a positive nominal spending shock occurs
Nominal GDP >>> Aggregate Demand
Economics / November 30, 2021 In the past, I’ve called for replacing the aggregate demand curve with a curve representing a given level of nominal spending. Under this approach, a positive nominal spending shock occurs
Nominal GDP >>> Aggregate Demand
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A South Korean floating city?
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Economics / November 30, 2021 We examine whether immigration causally affects the likelihood that the U.S.-born elderly live in institutional settings. Using a shift-share instrument to identify exogenous variation in immigration, we find that aLuca Dellanna on the Power of Adaptation: Adapt or Die
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A South Korean floating city?
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The world’s first “floating city” will be built off the
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We examine whether immigration causally affects the likelihood that the
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Ceaseless flux. Those are words Ludwig von Mises used to
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In Canada, inflation hit 4.7 percent in October, and is
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In the past, I’ve called for replacing the aggregate demand
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In the past, I’ve called for replacing the aggregate demand
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A South Korean floating city?
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