What does it all mean

There’s been a bit of discussion about what Alan Greenspan really conceded in his recent testimony. Although Greenspan was less opaque than usual, I won’t try to second-guess him any further, and will instead ask again what the crisis means for the way we think about economics and the economy. There are two big economic ideas that look substantially less appealing in the light of the current crisis.

The first is the macroeconomic hypothesis, ... Full Story »

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Dwight Rousu
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by Dwight Rousu - Oct. 27, 2008

Perhaps more accessible to economists, the article still presents some broad views that can be digested.

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