I have collected my series of fourteen macro lectures, previously delivered as blogs posts, in one place, called Lectures on Macroeconomics.
Also, you can listen to Steve Fazzari and Russ Roberts explain Keynesian economics.
I have collected my series of fourteen macro lectures, previously delivered as blogs posts, in one place, called Lectures on Macroeconomics.
Also, you can listen to Steve Fazzari and Russ Roberts explain Keynesian economics.
Jan 12 2009
The latest Critical Review is a full-issue symposium on The Myth of the Rational Voter. Stephen Bennett and CR editor Jeff Friedman lead off with a novella-length frontal assault on the book. Then there's seven more critiques from David Colander, Elster & Landmore, Gerald Gaus, Kiewiet & Mattozzi, A...
Jan 12 2009
If you go to an old-fashioned Keynesian macro text, it will explain that raising taxes and spending by equal amounts increases total spending. How is this possible? Well, if the Marginal Propensity to Consume=a, then the gross positive effect on nominal GDP of spending G equals: G+aG+a^2G+a^3G+...=G/(1-a)Th...
Jan 12 2009
I have collected my series of fourteen macro lectures, previously delivered as blogs posts, in one place, called Lectures on Macroeconomics. Also, you can listen to Steve Fazzari and Russ Roberts explain Keynesian economics.
READER COMMENTS
Adam
Jan 12 2009 at 10:04am
Funny, I’d been collecting them in one place myself, to look at in more detail later.
Marcus
Jan 12 2009 at 10:29am
I was hoping you would do that. Thanks!
Willem
Jan 13 2009 at 3:40am
Will print and read while commuting?
Next step… Lectures in Macroeconometrics?
Gu Si Fang
Jan 13 2009 at 3:47am
Thanks a lot!
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