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Scott Sumner

It's about time

Jul 6 2022

Scott Sumner

Ideas don't stay discredited forever

Jul 4 2022

Scott Sumner

The "two negative quarters" myth

Jul 3 2022

Scott Sumner

The risk of recession

Jul 1 2022

Scott Sumner

NIMBY, YIMBY or MIMBY?

Jun 29 2022

Scott Sumner

What do you actually believe?

Jun 28 2022

Scott Sumner

Blue votes, red policy

Jun 27 2022

Scott Sumner

Krugman on the effects of a hot economy

Jun 26 2022

Scott Sumner

To succeed, one must recognize success

Jun 24 2022

Scott Sumner

Killing 4 birds with one stone

Jun 22 2022

Scott Sumner

Global warming: Are both sides wrong?

Jun 21 2022

Scott Sumner

Is there a case for higher inflation?

Jun 20 2022

Scott Sumner

Why so glum?

Jun 17 2022

Scott Sumner

What happened to good news?

Jun 16 2022

Scott Sumner

The woke are feeding on themselves

Jun 14 2022

Scott Sumner

The Fed knew

Jun 13 2022

Scott Sumner

6% of Americans are woke extremists

Jun 13 2022

Scott Sumner

Nationalism and the global economy

Jun 11 2022

Scott Sumner

Supply is more elastic than you think

Jun 10 2022

Scott Sumner

Why so many Covid deaths?

Jun 9 2022

Scott Sumner

Is Europe also overheating?

Jun 7 2022

Scott Sumner

Firemen and arsonists

Jun 5 2022

Scott Sumner

The other F-word

Jun 4 2022

Scott Sumner

Is fiscal policy fairer?

Jun 1 2022

Scott Sumner

What "obvious" reason?

May 28 2022

Scott Sumner

Who are the homeless?

May 26 2022

Scott Sumner

Is pilot error a possibility?

May 25 2022

Scott Sumner

California housing prices and homelessness

May 23 2022

Scott Sumner

Is money getting tighter?

May 22 2022

Scott Sumner

Theory and empirical evidence

May 20 2022

Scott Sumner

Is California a good place to live?

May 19 2022

Scott Sumner

Think big, but don't buy Greenland

May 16 2022

Scott Sumner

The problem with fiscal policy

May 14 2022

Scott Sumner

Inflation is worse than it looks

May 12 2022

Scott Sumner

First they came for the communists . . .

May 11 2022

Scott Sumner

America's most libertarian governor?

May 9 2022

Scott Sumner

Ending transitory inflation is easy

May 7 2022

Scott Sumner

Steer the bus AND straighten the road

May 6 2022

Scott Sumner

Mercatus Center Friedman symposium

May 4 2022

Scott Sumner

Avoid snap judgments

May 1 2022

Scott Sumner

The man who was correct

Apr 28 2022

Scott Sumner

The power to subsidize is the power to destroy

Apr 26 2022

Scott Sumner

The Fed 3.0

Apr 26 2022

Scott Sumner

Jason Furman was wrong

Apr 24 2022

Scott Sumner

Jason Furman is right

Apr 23 2022

Scott Sumner

Then and now

Apr 22 2022

Scott Sumner

NIRA redux

Apr 20 2022

Scott Sumner

The dog that didn't bark

Apr 18 2022

Scott Sumner

It's the stupidity, stupid

Apr 16 2022

Scott Sumner

Removing ego from monetary policy

Apr 14 2022

Scott Sumner

Should we have free trade in a dangerous world?

Apr 12 2022

Scott Sumner

Don't conflate nationalism with patriotism

Apr 10 2022

Scott Sumner

Nominal GDP as a policy guide

Apr 9 2022

Scott Sumner

Whom can you trust?

Apr 8 2022

Scott Sumner

Is there a carbon tax in our future?

Apr 5 2022

Scott Sumner

All that glitters . . .

Apr 3 2022

Scott Sumner

Back to gold?

Mar 31 2022

Scott Sumner

What caused the high inflation?

Mar 29 2022

Scott Sumner

Trust, but verify

Mar 27 2022

Scott Sumner

Like sending a check to Putin

Mar 25 2022

Scott Sumner

Yes, we can "whip inflation now"

Mar 23 2022

Scott Sumner

Why the Fed should hit its target

Mar 21 2022

Scott Sumner

Industrial policy and wish lists

Mar 20 2022

Scott Sumner

Should bank examiners do monetary policy?

Mar 18 2022

Scott Sumner

The Fed abandons average inflation targeting

Mar 16 2022

Scott Sumner

Artificially low rates? Yes, finally.

Mar 15 2022

Scott Sumner

No sanctions without globalization

Mar 14 2022

Scott Sumner

How confident should you be?

Mar 11 2022

Scott Sumner

Don't blame the hippies

Mar 9 2022

Scott Sumner

What Dutch disease?

Mar 7 2022

Scott Sumner

Foreign policy is hard

Mar 5 2022

Scott Sumner

Do you remember 1973?

Mar 4 2022

Scott Sumner

Heading down north, part 2

Mar 2 2022

Scott Sumner

Confusion about "overheating"

Feb 28 2022

Scott Sumner

There is no such thing as Russian public opinion

Feb 25 2022

Scott Sumner

A SWIFT and sure way to punish Russia

Feb 24 2022

Scott Sumner

The rise and fall and rise of nationalism

Feb 24 2022

Scott Sumner

Do we need labels to think?

Feb 23 2022

Scott Sumner

Is FAIT a mystery cult?

Feb 21 2022

Scott Sumner

Is money (nominally) neutral?

Feb 18 2022

Scott Sumner

The pessimists were correct about Covid

Feb 17 2022

Scott Sumner

Heading down north

Feb 15 2022

Scott Sumner

Where the Fed went wrong

Feb 13 2022

Scott Sumner

The inflation outlook is getting worse

Feb 12 2022

Scott Sumner

Straight Outta Compton

Feb 10 2022

Scott Sumner

Should the Fed be led by experts?

Feb 8 2022

Scott Sumner

NGDP targeting and libertarianism

Feb 6 2022

Scott Sumner

The Fed and climate change

Feb 4 2022

Scott Sumner

Selgin is right, but it's an endless battle

Feb 1 2022

Scott Sumner

The "old inflation playbook" still applies

Jan 29 2022

Scott Sumner

Is the US government causing the chip shortage?

Jan 27 2022

Scott Sumner

Is the Fed committed to average inflation targeting?

Jan 26 2022

Scott Sumner

Bryan Caplan on prices and shortages

Jan 25 2022

Scott Sumner

No, "the market" isn't worried about "the Fed"

Jan 24 2022

Scott Sumner

Kevin Erdmann was right

Jan 23 2022

Scott Sumner

A rose by any other name

Jan 22 2022

Scott Sumner

Was MMT influential?

Jan 20 2022

Scott Sumner

Protectionism doesn't protect jobs (in aggregate)

Jan 19 2022

Scott Sumner

Flight 447, Britney Spears, and Audi cars

Jan 17 2022

Scott Sumner

Two types of environmentalism

Jan 15 2022

Scott Sumner

Borderline cases

Jan 13 2022

Scott Sumner

The dream of a united Europe

Jan 11 2022

Scott Sumner

Why I'm a contrarian on fiscal policy

Jan 9 2022

Scott Sumner

Stop talking about "getting back to 2%"

Jan 7 2022

Scott Sumner

The actual case for wage/price controls

Jan 5 2022

Scott Sumner

The poison of nationalism

Jan 3 2022

Scott Sumner

Where are we making progress?

Jan 1 2022

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