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What Kind of Model Is Brian Riedl Using?

{ Posted on Sep 02 2010 by Menzie Chinn }
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Categories : Econbrowser, Money, recession
If one wants to be taken seriously in the world of policy analysis, one should at least use an internally consistent framework. This consideration, apparently, has not troubled Mr. Reidl. Read More »

Policy tools that could lower interest rates further

{ Posted on Aug 31 2010 by James Hamilton }
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Even though the overnight interest rate has been stuck near zero for 20 months, are there options available to the Federal Reserve or the U.S. Treasury to bring longer-term yields down further? I have been looking into this question ...Read More »

What Can Sustain GDP Growth? Open Economy Version

{ Posted on Aug 30 2010 by Menzie Chinn }
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With the consumer in the doldrums, residential investment unlikely to rebound in the near future, and government stimulus constrained by political gridlock, it's hard to see where the sources of aggregate demand will be. I'm going to extend Jim's search ...Read More »

New database on the maturity structure of publicly-held debt

{ Posted on Aug 29 2010 by James Hamilton }
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I have been working on a project with UCSD graduate student Cynthia Wu to try to assess the potential for the Federal Reserve to continue to influence long-term interest rates even when the short-term interest rate is essentially at zero. ...Read More »

GDP revised down

{ Posted on Aug 27 2010 by James Hamilton }
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The Bureau of Economic Analysis, which last month had estimated that U.S. real GDP had grown at a 2.4% annual rate during the second quarter, today revised that estimate down to a 1.6% annual rate. But the revision isn't ...Read More »

A quantitative assessment of the scientific consensus on anthropogenic climate change

{ Posted on Aug 27 2010 by Menzie Chinn }
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Categories : Econbrowser, Money, environment
From the abstract to the paper: ... we use an extensive dataset of 1,372 climate researchers and their publication and citation data to show that (i) 97-98% of the climate researchers most actively publishing in the field support the tenets of ACC outlined by ...Read More »

Your next short opportunity – American Power Corporation (TGMP)

{ Posted on Aug 26 2010 by Jeffrey Dean }
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Categories : All, American Power Corporation, General Commentary, TGMP, analysis, best penny stocks, hot penny stocks, investorsoup, penny stock, penny stock blog, penny stock tips, small cap blog, small cap stock blog, small cap stocks, stock research
American Power Corporation (TGMP) I came across this heavily promoted stock late this afternoon and the hype and chart are telling me that American Power Corporation (TGMP) is ready for a fall.  It may not be today, but soon it will be ...Read More »

More thoughts on what to expect from the Fed

{ Posted on Aug 25 2010 by James Hamilton }
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There is disagreement within the FOMC. How will it be resolved? Read More »

Fun, (almost) Free and Full of Potential – CLYW

{ Posted on Aug 25 2010 by Jeffrey Dean }
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Categories : Add new tag, All, CLYW, Calypso Wireless Inc. (CLYW.PK), General Commentary, T-mobile, best penny stocks, hot penny stocks, investorsoup, penny stock, penny stock blog, penny stock tips, small cap blog, small cap stock blog, stock advice, stock research
Calypso Wireless Inc. (CLYW.PK) WARNING:  This is a highly speculative stock play One of my members, Bill P., sent me an email last week about Calypso Wireless Inc. (CLYW.PK).  He said that it could be a huge payday for the right investor. ...Read More »

Kevin "Dow 36,000" Hassett* Speaks on "Keynesian Economics"

{ Posted on Aug 24 2010 by Menzie Chinn }
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From Bloomberg: The biggest Keynesian stimulus in U.S. history was a bust. Incredibly, some Keynesians who supported Barack Obama's $862 billion stimulus now claim it fell short of their goals not because the idea was flawed, but because the spending package ...Read More »
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