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wielang fällt Uzon eigenttlich aus? Weiß das jemand?
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Sarah J. Jackson
14 days ago
Sorry I refuse to entertain the complete non-existent world where white people don’t know that countless cultures, including some of their own but certainly diasporic racialized ones, call their mom’s cousin’s friend’s sister they grew up with “cousin” and call close women elders “aunt/auntie”
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Victoria Guida
13 days ago
The Fed isn’t getting lots of data during the government shutdown, and the data it does have are confusing.
www.politico.com/news/2025/10...
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Fed's data blackout deepens during shutdown
The lack of information is especially troubling now, with the central bank facing so many mixed signals on the economy.
https://www.politico.com/news/2025/10/29/feds-data-blackout-shutdown-00626017
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James Ball
14 days ago
1980: NHS spending as a % of GDP: 5.1% Defence spending as a % of GDP: 5% 2024: NHS spending as a % of GDP: 10.9% Defence spending as a % of GDP: 2.2% This is such a common applause line, but it’s also total bullshit.
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Jesse Rothstein
21 days ago
Is there anything more than vibes to the idea that unemployment is up among the young, due to AI? Yes, I am aware that there evidence of impacts in specific occupations like software development. I'm interested in the claim that there's been a change in aggregates.
#econsky
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Carl Quintanilla
26 days ago
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Paul T. Levin
28 days ago
The people behind the inflated protests are performing a monumental service to democracy & peace in the US. The Regime wants riots, but these animal characters are not only an effective protest, grabbing attention & mocking ICE, they seem to reduce the risk of violent protests. It's perfect.
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Toby Nangle
29 days ago
I learnt a lot reading these 750 easy-to-digest expertly-written words on why these guys won their Nobel prize.
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reporter.mcgill.ca/peter-howitt...
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McGill Alumnus Peter Howitt awarded 2025 Nobel Prize in Economics for work on innovation and growth - McGill Reporter
McGill alumnus Peter Howitt is named co-winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics
https://reporter.mcgill.ca/peter-howitt-nobel-prize/
29 days ago
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Come and join us! Our search focuses on econometrics or IO! Montreal, imo, best city in North America and 🇨🇦 is a welcoming, awesome country.
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29 days ago
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This is not a good year to go on the academic job market.
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about 1 month ago
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John Cawley
about 1 month ago
Three big announcements concerning new data from the AEA on the
#EconJobMarket
First, there are now live dashboards on AEA JOE that show the # of jobs listed on JOE each week, with comparisons to recent years. These will be updated weekly.
www.aeaweb.org/about-aea/co...
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JOE Openings by Week - Pre-ASSA
https://www.aeaweb.org/about-aea/committees/job-market/graphs-openings
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Ben Casselman
about 1 month ago
SCOOP: The Bureau of Labor Statistics is preparing to release the September C.P.I. report despite the shutdown. (Exact date still unclear -- almost certainly not the original Oct. 15 date.)
#EconSky
#NumbersDay
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Good article What the graduate unemployment story gets wrong -
on.ft.com/3IXwY3F
via @FT
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What the graduate unemployment story gets wrong
People with a degree are faring better, not worse than their non-graduate counterparts
https://on.ft.com/3IXwY3F
about 1 month ago
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Guy Berger
about 1 month ago
Bajillionaires of the world, we don't need more employment growth nowcasts during the government shutdown. But we do need a very-large-sample monthly survey of US households to determine employment / unemployment status.
macromostly.substack.com/p/we-dont-ne...
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We Don't Need More Employment Growth Nowcasts!
Slack Nowcasts Are the Missing Piece
https://macromostly.substack.com/p/we-dont-need-more-employment-growth
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John Pfaff
about 1 month ago
Um, ICE just coldly shot an unarmed PRIEST in the head w a pepper ball when he (and everyone around him) clearly posed no threat. For the crime of … complaining about government policy. Core 1A speech. With cameras rolling, they’re sniping priests for sport.
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UBC Economics
about 1 month ago
Meet the Vancouver School of Economics’ 2025/26 PhD job market candidates! View their profiles here:
economics.ubc.ca/people/phd-j...
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Phillips OBrien
about 1 month ago
Hi all, just sent out this free post to explain what matters (and what does not) in the Ukrainian campaign against Russian oil refineries. It discusses why the campaign now seems more successful, but also what else needs to happen to have a greater strategic effect.
open.substack.com/pub/phillips...
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Attacking An Oil Production System
Some Of The Nuts And Bolts--Starting With Refineries
https://open.substack.com/pub/phillipspobrien/p/attacking-an-oil-production-system?r=1tgexa&utm_medium=ios
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Nathan Lane
about 1 month ago
We’re hiring @ LSE We have *multiple* economist positions—assistant and associate professor—here at LSE International Development. Our economics group is expanding and we have exciting stuff planned. We’re keen on big picture economists. Feel free to DM me questions.
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American Economic Association: JOE Listings - August 1, 2025 - January 31, 2026
https://www.aeaweb.org/joe/listing.php?JOE_ID=2025-02_111476361&q=eNplj1Fqw0AMRK9S9J2AMeTHBwgUegeh7KrutrLWSGsHE3L3yhBDoX_izTCaecBH8VZ09Gu1CYYHFEVKrawMA3Rwgh_e7tUyOpOlr4CZV5Y6T6ztLXTncFeFQReRE3yzHGdxX_aUvusv564Pb7UyFiV5_6ekumizDY3HP2FOK2f8rJLZ_ICJNJdMjdGT0XQTPhTjFKWwqmwHktc6jAlseAshFgZry94aKX7LPAe97GNnGl9pz-cvptFhmg
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Paolo Falco
about 1 month ago
🚨 Hiring Tenure-Track Assistant Professors in Econ at the University of Copenhagen! 🚨 Join a great group in an exciting (and friendly) city 😀! Details will follow. Pls repost and get in touch to hear more. All fields, and I’m esp. interested in hearing from DEV candidates 😀!
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John Pfaff
about 2 months ago
This is bad, but also vital to remember: it’s an EO. It’s not a new law. It’s just instructions to his appointees. Who remain constrained by the Fed criminal code. And, to preempt the doomers: Those. Laws. Are. Holding. That’s why Trump’s losing it over Comey in EDVA.
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How can it be that the US and Israel are completely isolated internationally and somehow tylenol is the top story of the day?
about 2 months ago
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If the UK does not take this good advice, maybe Canada will? Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver are great places for tech hubs - lets compete for them by enabling skilled migration and students.
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about 2 months ago
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Franz-Stefan Gady
about 2 months ago
‘Leuthen…demonstrates how an unexpected battlefield victory can galvanize & change international relations and diplomatic affairs: perhaps like the success enjoyed by the Ukrainian armed forces in the days immediately after the full-scale Russian invasion in 2022.’
warontherocks.com/2025/08/the-...
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The Importance of the Battle of Leuthen
Editor’s Note: This is part of a new series of essays entitled “Battle Studies,” which seeks, through the study of military history, to demonstrate how
https://warontherocks.com/2025/08/the-importance-of-the-battle-of-leuthen/
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I bet he was also active on EJMR
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2 months ago
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If Mikal backs me up, I cant be a wrong!
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2 months ago
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Youth unemployment in Canada is on the rise and becoming a topic. The conservatives try to blame immigrant workers and the temporary foreign worker program. I believe this is a cyclical issue. Here is what I have to say yesterday:
youtu.be/kwKnp2zzIKc?...
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Temporary foreign workers not ‘main factor’ in high youth unemployment: economist | Power & Politics
YouTube video by CBC News
https://youtu.be/kwKnp2zzIKc?feature=shared
2 months ago
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Ned Resnikoff
2 months ago
Mark your calendars, next big No Kings protest is October 18
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Die Transfererlöse aus der Premierleague kommen den "Ausbildungsvereinen" der Bundesliga (#SGE,
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#Leverkusen
) zu Gunsten und erschweren den Bayern das Geschäft. Wäre doch Klasse wenn das evtl die Dominanz der Bayern in der Liga bricht.
2 months ago
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Anne Applebaum
2 months ago
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Come on Canada, start taking advantage of this.
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2 months ago
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Is this a fluke, or is this happening in local special elections around the country? Where could I find out?
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2 months ago
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The decisions of Lisa Cook (Fed) and of Dr. Monarez (CDC) to not just cave to the attempts to remove them is exactly what is needed. According to the NYT today, Robert Kennedy tried to fire Dr Monarez, but as a Senate confirmed appointee she will only go if the President personally instructed her.
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Esteban J. Quiñones, Ph.D.
3 months ago
#IStandWithDrLisaCook
#EconSky
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Steve Cicala
3 months ago
If one day we remember this time as a brush with American Fascism instead of a full-blown descent into it, it will be thanks to people like Lisa Cook. One could take the “pragmatic” self-preserving approach that we have seen from so many who have bent the knee. Saying “absolutely not” is heroic.
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Joshua Gans
3 months ago
From the perspective of someone outside the US, it is inspiring to see Lisa Cook standing up against a naked power grab.
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(((Tendar)))
3 months ago
The exchange between Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski and the Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó is really something to behold of. The ratio is also interesting.
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Claudia Sahm
3 months ago
“I have no intention of being bullied to step down from my position because of some questions raised in a tweet,” Cook said.
www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
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Fed’s Cook Says She Won’t Be Bullied Into Stepping Down
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook signaled her intention to remain at the central bank in defiance of calls for her resignation by President Donald Trump over allegations of mortgage fraud.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-08-20/fed-s-cook-says-she-won-t-be-bullied-into-stepping-down
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Looks like
#IZA
will continue under the umbrella of the Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER). Great news
3 months ago
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German Aid to Ukraine
3 months ago
My take on several months of Ukraine support by Germany under the Merz government: Without going into too much detail, I don't know how other people feel about this who have roughly the same or more information, but in my opinion if even half of what is being said behind closed doors is true... 1/5
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Aaron Sojourner
3 months ago
Two page explainer on monthly
#JobsReport
jobs estimates & revisions from the Congressional Research Service by former BLS economist
@elizwebhand.bsky.social
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#NumbersDay
#EconSky
www.congress.gov/crs-product/...
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https://www.congress.gov/crs-product/IF13084
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@ghoshworld
3 months ago
Thread on Trump’s humiliation at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson: It again demonstrated Trump’s fundamental misunderstanding of how authoritarian leaders operate. 1/7
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Scott Lincicome
3 months ago
"More than that, just seeing how import substitution was working made me skeptical. Lawyers who do trade law are more pro free trade than economists, because they know how badly protection works. A distorted economy is terrible" Yep.
marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevo...
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Dylan Matthews interviews Anne Krueger - Marginal REVOLUTION
MATTHEWS: What was the debate about import substitution like at this point, in the late 1950s/early 1960s? KRUEGER: The whole profession believed in import substitution. Almost without question. Even…
https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2025/08/dylan-matthews-interviews-anne-krueger.html?utm_source=feedly&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=dylan-matthews-interviews-anne-krueger
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John A. List
3 months ago
Referees make the journal system work. They are selfless in volunteering their time to ensure that our science continues to progress. All of the great referees out there please know that editors recognize your hard work and tireless effort. We do not always say it, but we do! Thank you.
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One thing that I find interesting about this graph is that the revisions seem predictable. That is, it does not seem like each months is a mean zero draw. Anybody use this to 'correct' payroll numbers preemptively?
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It I read this correctly, one RSV hospitalization prevented for 100 vaccinations. That seems like a great trade-off. Vaccines for the win again.
www.theglobeandmail.com/life/health-...
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Quebec’s RSV immunization program greatly lowered infant hospitalizations, study says
The study found the program was more than 85% effective in reducing infant hospitalizations, emergency-room consultations and ICU admissions
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/health-and-fitness/article-quebec-rsv-immunization-effective-infant-hospitalization-er-icu/?utm_source=Shared+Article+Sent+to+User&utm_medium=LinkCopy&utm_campaign=Shared+Web+Article+Links
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I would think Hassett disgraced himself already with the cubic model of Covid deaths. But, he found a way to outdo himself. I don't get it how people like Hassett can look at themselves in the mirror.
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Very thoughtful thread. My short summary: for now we can continue trust the numbers from BLS. This because agency employees have the integrity to let the public know about potential interference. We might not be able to protect the process, but we will know when it is compromised.
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3 months ago
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Catherine Rampell
3 months ago
Hassett went on TV and claimed you can’t trust the economic data anymore because all the recent revisions are partisan. A bald-faced lie. Every serious economist still in this administration should resign. They are actively underminding the US economy by lending their credibility to this horse****
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White House economist calls for 'fresh set of eyes at the BLS' after weak jobs report | Fox Business Video
National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett discusses the latest jobs report, the firing of the labor statistics chief and the consumer impact of tariffs on 'Fox News Sunday.'
https://www.foxbusiness.com/video/6376511037112
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Prof Dynarski
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Why do the jobs numbers get revised? our markets and policymakers want data NOW but employer data dribbles in over months 1st estimate is based on the 75% of employers who respond promptly Updates occur as more data rolls in: 95% response rate by final revision 1/N
www.bls.gov/opub/btn/vol...
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