The Ramblings of an Amateur Economist

A fifteen year old teaches himself macroeconomics

Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts
20 April 2016

Japan in NOT a Market Monetarist Success Story

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Annoying ly (starting a post with that word is strangely entertaining), Scott Sumner has once again claimed that the increase in Japanese i...
21 March 2016

More On Japan's Phillips Curve

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When I saw these two graphs from Jason Smith, I was immediately a little wary: It seems that the slope of the Phillips curve in Japa...
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18 March 2016

It's Alive!

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Noah Smith seems to think that Japan is " an economics lab where theories go to die ," notably asserting that "a tight labor...
10 March 2016

Japan is Not THAT Enigmatic

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Today Noah Smith wrote a piece in Bloomberg View that discussed the apparent failure of mainstream economics to explain the Japanese exper...
30 November 2015

Using Demographics to Estimate Potential Output in Japan

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I don't stray into empirical matters very frequently because I'm really not all that adept at them, but I thought it would be inter...
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