Economics by Anirban
Economic data releases are frontloaded on a monthly basis, so there’s a lot less going on by third week. In this case, a lot less ain’t nothing: Monday Monday celebrated Martin Luther King Jr., a great American orator who spoke quite frequently about economics. You’ve probably…
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This is my first post that’s only for paid subscribers. There’s no free rider problem here. This is a private good, not a public one. I just hope you…
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Each month, I’ll send out an email asking you to ask me questions for the monthly Q&A (after this month, the request for questions and Q&A post will…
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And We're Off!
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Baby Got No Slack
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It’s almost 2022, which means it’s time to gaze into the crystal ball (bought in Milwaukee back in ’08), read some tea leaves, and try to jot down some…
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Last December, I posted 21 Predictions for 2021. Now it’s time to pull out a red pen and see how I did. 
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I’m adding a paid subscription plan to Economics by Anirban. Starting in January, I’ll be offering a slew of new content that will only be available to…
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