Goldman Sachs in the Post-Election Economy
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NFP +142 against consensus +166. Employment is almost certainly down (remembering that this is the first release). What does this look like? Figure 1: Nonfarm […]
Half-Life of Asymmetric Information
The title of this post refers to an excellent book edited by Dan Klein and Fred Foldvary, The Half-Life of Policy Ideas: How New Technologies […]
Another zero-sum bond forecast bites the dust
Popular models of new Keynesian macroeconomics predict that reductions in various forms of indirect taxation are reduced when monetary policy is pegged to the lower […]
Two weeks after Pavel Durov’s arrest, Telegram increases rating for ‘illegal content’
The Telegram method is very confusing. By default, there is no E2EE in Telegram private or group messages. These are encrypted server side, which means, […]
Friday various links
1. Why is India so bad at sports? (FT) 2. Olivier Roy’s review of tradition. 3. Solid measurements of the Reflection 70B, a new open […]
Rob Urie: When Markets Crash and Wars Rage, Naked Capitalism Is Here to Know
By Rob Urie, author of Zen Economics, artist, and artist who publishes the Journal of Belligerent Pontification on Substack Bernie Madoff For Loot? Photo: Bernie […]
The Mummified Political Economy 25th Anniversary of The Mummy
Notice to readers: This article contains multiple spoilers for both The Mummy (1999) and The Mummy Returns (2001). This year we include 25th an anniversary […]
New collections of MS Office macros have been found
A common feature in all the malicious documents that Cisco Talos has classified is the presence of four malicious VBA components. These subroutines appeared in […]
Why Don’t We Have Flying Cars?
In the 1970s the general aviation industry sold 15,000 or more airplanes a year but that number dropped by about 10 in the early 1980s. […]