This is the coolest thing I’ve seen today (true, it’s only 10am, but still …)
(click on the image to go through to the workable version)
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About me
I'm an economics grad student at the London School of Economics. I'm Australian, but have lived in the UK for quite a few years now.
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Recent Posts
- Howard and Costello
- Meta and trumpet-blowing
- CDS hilarity
- On China
- On the symmetry of employment contraction and recovery in US recessions
- Once more on bankers’ pay
- Comparison of US recessions in hours worked per capita
- The short-long-run, the medium-long-run and the long-long-run
- A hint on the nature of the current global recession
- Is “politician” just another service industry job?
- Westminster democracy and illiberalism
- Counter-cyclical markups
- The MP expenses scandal in Britain
- The Chrysler bankruptcy
- Busy
Recent Comments
- Comparison of US recessions in hours worked per capita (2)
- Robert Allison: John – I find your graphs & analyses pretty interesting. I decided to see if I could...
- On the symmetry of employment contraction and recovery in US recessions (2)
- Robert Allison: Wow! – This page is chock-full of good stuff! I’ve only skimmed it (haven’t quite...
- John Hempton: Could you please send me an email… through the blog. John Hempton
- Is “politician” just another service industry job? (2)
- Gimpei: Two comments: 1) Direct democracy is a terrible idea. Look at California. Interest groups will pay large...
- Westminster democracy and illiberalism (2)
- John Barrdear: Your first paragraph would suggest occasional movements towards illiberalism with...
- cam: Good question, but there is the problem of prior illiberalism with white australia, and before that slavery, all...
- US February Employment and Recession vs. Depression (3)
- John Barrdear: If you look at the first graph on this post, you’ll see that the year-over-year growth in hours...
- Adam Burke: Layman’s question – was the dot com boom remarkable in its expansion of per capita hours...
- Article Summary: Economics and Identity (3)
- gimpei: Yeah… I was just being a wise-ass
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- Conflated Automatons: Would You Like Subsidiarity With That?
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- John Barrdear: Comparison of US recessions in hours worked per capita
Economics (Academic)
- Alex Tabarrok & Tyler Cowen (George Mason U.)
- Andrew Leigh (Aust. National U.)
- Arnold Kling & Bryan Caplan (George Mason U.)
- Brad DeLong (U.C. Berkeley)
- Chris Blattman (Yale U.)
- Dani Rodrik (Harvard U.)
- Gary Becker & Richard Posner (U. Chicago)
- Greg Mankiw (Harvard U.)
- James Hamilton (U.C. San Diego) & Menzie Chinn (U. of Wisconsin)
- John Quiggin (U. Queensland)
- Joshua Gans (U. Melbourne)
- Justin Wolfers (U. of Pennsylvania)
- Mark Thoma (U. Oregon)
- Paul Krugman (Princeton U.)
- Steve Waldman (PhD candidate – U. of Kentucky)
- Steven Levitt (U. Chicago)
Out of date already. I payed $3.79 a gallon in Phoenix the other day. Petrol inflation has been rabid here.