Macro and Other Market Musings

Macro and Other Market Musings

Friday, May 9, 2008

Friday Special


Links
1. The Fed Funds Rate is below the Neutral Rate
2. More "Two Quarters GDP Decline = Recession" Nonsense
3. Mohamed El-Erian on the New Global Economy
4. Only Halfway through the Housing Recession?
5. Breaking the Hold of the U.S. Monetary Hegemon
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Money Still Matters I

Money Still Matters I

Money Still Matters II

Money Still Matters II

Some Blog Highlights

Safe Assets, Money, and the Great Recession
(1) Why is There Still a Safe Asset Shortage?
(2) Resolving the Safe Asset Shortage.
(3) Safe Assets, Money, and the Output Gap.
(4) Money Still Matters.
(5) Why the Global Shortage of Safe Assets Matters.
(6) The Cyclical Dimension to the Safe Asset Problem.
(7) The Bernanke-Student Conversation You Missed..

What's Behind the Low Interest Rates?
(1) The Fed, Budget Deficits, and the Facts.
(2) The Biggest Myth About the Fed.
(3) Can Raising Interest Rates Spark a Recovery?

Other Issues
(1) The Collapse of the Eurozone Money Supply.
(2) Deeper Secrets of the NFIB Data.

Nominal GDP Targeting
(1) How Nominal GDP Targeting Would Work.
(2) The Case for Nominal GDP Targeting.
(3) Why a Nominal GDP Level Target Trumps a Price Level Target.
(4) Target the Cause Not the Symptom.

Some Other Writings

(2) The Fiscal Cliff Hangs on the Fed
(2) Monetary Regime Change
(3) Tight Budgets, Loose Money
(4) How to Narrow the Fed's Mandate

My Book on the Fed

My Book on the Fed

About Me

David Beckworth
I am an assistant professor of economics at Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green, Kentucky. I am using this blog as an outlet to express my ideas, concerns, and questions on macroeconomics and markets.
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