Russ Roberts gets Szaszian on the latest EconTalk. The topic: Intermittent Explosive Disorder. Russ speaks better than I could after a lifetime of Toastmasters (no ahs, no umms), but if you’d rather read than listen, go here.
Jun 20 2006
Arnold writes: The textbook answer, which Bryan gave but rejected, is that interest rates go up, the demand for money falls, and the fall in the demand for money acts like an increase in the supply of money--nominal GDP goes up. Bryan questioned whether money demand responds to small changes in interest rates. Inelas...
Jun 19 2006
I can't believe what I've been seeing in the thread that Bryan started here and updated most recently here. So far, if this were a question on an intermediate macro test, nobody gets full credit.Bryan asked, What if you raise spending (or cut taxes) and hold the quantity of money constant? The textbook answer, which...
Jun 19 2006
Russ Roberts gets Szaszian on the latest EconTalk. The topic: Intermittent Explosive Disorder. Russ speaks better than I could after a lifetime of Toastmasters (no ahs, no umms), but if you'd rather read than listen, go here.
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