The Ramblings of an Amateur Economist
A fifteen year old teaches himself macroeconomics
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Scott Sumner
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22 June 2016
Market Monetarism and Multiple Equilibria
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I was reading Scott Sumner's recent post about Neo-Fisherism and I had an epiphany about Market Monetarism. I have consistently take...
27 May 2016
Sumner on Philosophy
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" If my philosophy is wrong then my market monetarism is equally wrong." Yes. See also this and this .
07 May 2016
Austerity
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Upon realizing that I could easily get the Cyclically Adjusted Primary Balance data from the IMF as well as Real GDP data from the OECD wit...
23 March 2016
'Low Interest Rates Are Contractionary'
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I wanted to delve a little bit deeper into Scott Sumner's claim that low interest rates are contractionary. Unfortunately, the model h...
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15 March 2016
Central Banks Can't Control Money Demand!!!!!!!
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After posting too many lengthy comments on Scott Sumner's blog a while back, I decided I was going to ignore his claims that high inter...
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25 January 2016
Objectives vs. Tools of Monetary Policy
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In the comments of one of Nick Rowe's recent posts , Scott Sumner has accused me of confusing objectives and tools of monetary policy: ...
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03 January 2016
People Should Be More Honest With Charts
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Recently, Scott Sumner wrote a blog post with this chart in it: I thought it would be interesting to see how well this relationship hel...
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01 November 2015
It's not time to blow up the New Keynesian model
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Scott Sumner wrote a blog post recently in which he questioned the validity of New Keynesian models. He listed five of it's prediction...
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16 June 2015
In Theory, Monetary Offset Doesn't Work
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Monetary offset , one of the major aspects of Market Monetarism , is severely hindered by the application of some basic macroeconomic theor...
03 May 2015
Monetary Offset Is A Thing in New Keynesian Models (Sort of)
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I was playing around with fiscal stimulus in a New Keynesian model (with capital) that I had written down in Dynare and I was surprised to...
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