Tag Archives: economics
Bank of England’s Haldane on the crisis of economics: “Our models are no longer working properly”
Andres Haldane (Photo: Bank of England)
Andrew Haldane is the Bank of England’s Executive Director …
Filed under Financial Crisis, General Economics
"Stronger than I expected" – Gerald Epstein on AEA disclosure guidelines
One year ago, Gerald Epstein and Jessica Carrick-Hagenbarth, two economists at the University of Massachusetts …
Filed under Economists & the Public, General Economics
Behind the scenes of EJMR – An interview with Kirk
The Economic Jobs Market Rumor Forum is a controversial web forum for economists. Christine …
Filed under General Economics
Harvard's Nobel Prediction Market – An Interim Result
On Monday at 12am London time the Nobel committee in Stockholm is going to …
Filed under General Economics
My predictions for the Nobel prize in Economics
(Photo by Jonathunder via Wikipedia)
Some things are highly unpredictable. The next Noble laureate in …
Filed under General Economics
Tim Harford's “Adapt” – a brilliant book with a slightly daft subtitle
There are only very few people in life I’m really envious of. One of …
Filed under General Economics
How Economists get money in Europe
On Thursday, I was in Brussels attending a presentation about the funding for economic …
Filed under General Economics
University of Zurich looks at Frey's conduct
Update (6 July 2011): The press office of the University of Zurich just informed …
Filed under Bruno Frey, General Economics
"Journal of Economic Perspectives" rebukes Bruno Frey – plus: replies by Torgler and Frey
The Titanic leaves Southampton – the papers by Frey et al deal with the …
Filed under Bruno Frey, General Economics
Nothing to lose but their models
Economists from all over the world want to reshape their discipline. They have founded …
Filed under Financial Crisis, General Economics
