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Supply and Demand (in that order)
The basic tools of supply and demand -- presented and extended in Chicago Price Theory -- help immensely to understand and predict everyday events in our world. These events relate to, among other things, macroeconomics, fiscal policy, health and labor markets, and industrial organization.
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March
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- Case-Shiller OFHEO faceoff
- Case-Shiller disagree with OFHEO
- Consumption and Personal Income News not So Good
- Will the Geithner-Summers plan solve an ownership ...
- Will the Geithner-Summers plan solve the Lemons pr...
- Housing Market Evidence Continues to Pile Up
- A Good Sign from Outside the Housing Sector
- A Trojan Horse for Green Cards
- The Best Economics Graph Since Black October
- Still More Evidence that Public Capital Crowds Out...
- Housing Prices Increase 1.7 percent in One Month
- Desparate Times May Lead to Shameful Measures
- More Evidence that Housing May Have hit Bottom, an...
- Sky-Scraper Construction Continues
- U.S. Bancorp Shows How Public Funds Crowd out Priv...
- Deflation May be Done
- Porters Reap the Gains from Specialization
- New York Times writes about the benefits of playin...
- Flashback: Housing Prices in 2009
- Not a Good Picture
- No Sign of Pay Cuts
- Why Are Delinquencies So Common?
- The Consumption Decline: Recognition or Necessity?
- Zingales on Why Keynesianism is Popular in Washington
- I Agree with Roubini on at Least One Thing
- Houses Last too Long
- Top Republicans say banks should be allowed to fail
- One Key Prediction Shown Wrong
- Delinquency update
- Productivity Update = Really Bad News
- Update to NBER wp 14729
- 9,000,000 doses of UI-steroids
- The Stock Market is Relevant
- What Does 6.2 Percent Mean?
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- NONRESIDENTIAL Construction Spending Bad News
- Still No Payroll Collapse
- Consumption and Personal Income Rise in Jan
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- Casey B. Mulligan
- Chicago, IL, United States
1 comment:
You realize that the FHFA data is being gradually consigned to the data scrap heap.
The Federal Reserve (see paragraph 7 on pdf page 8 of the Q4.08 Flow of Funds Accounts) now uses First American Core Logic.
You should consider doing likewise.
Is the Loan Performance HPI the best economics graph since Black October? No. Price declines continue to deteriorate.
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