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Claudia Goldin’s biographical essay on the Nobel Prize website is titled as The Economist as Detective: I have always wanted to be a detective. As a young child in New York City, I was determined to uncover the secrets of the mummies at the Museum of Natural History. I grew up in the Parkchester section […]

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The Wire has an article on how the once corrupt opposition politicians who were mocked and abused by the ruling party are now chief ministers in the ruling party.   I mean not any random politicians but chief ministers! Extraordinary events and complete absence of morality in Indian politics.

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Bulgaria transitioned to Euro in Jan 2026. What has been the impact on economy so far? Ginevra Aguiari, Matteo Falagiarda, Christine Gartner and Ema Ivanova in this ECB blog post: As in other countries that have introduced the euro, public support for adoption of the new currency in Bulgaria was affected in the run-up to the […]

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Isabel Schnabel of European Central Bank in this speech points to quiet erosion of central bank independence: Central bank independence is at risk. That was the key message conveyed by Jerome Powell at his final press conference, explicitly referring to the “legal attacks” on the Federal Reserve.[1] That a sitting Fed Chair felt compelled to make […]

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Tim Philips of voxeu speaks to Al Roth on this really difficult topic of how economics can help us in thinking about the investibale truth of life: death. Content note: this episode discusses assisted dying, end-of-life choices, and suicide. Some listeners may find the content distressing. In April 2024, Daniel Kahneman — one of the […]

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