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  1. @bondscoop Congratulations on calling the payroll number last month. What was your reasoning? Delayed seasonal hiring? about 3 hours ago from web in reply to bondscoop
  2. ...and my last 3 blog posts are now copied by Seeking Alpha http://seekingalpha.com/author/andy-harless/articles/latest 4:31 PM Nov 24th from web
  3. Blog post: "Investment makes saving possible" http://is.gd/52Xze 4:30 PM Nov 24th from web
  4. "If you saw a picture of me building a factory, I guarantee you it was Photoshopped!" http://is.gd/51Z3e 10:11 AM Nov 23rd from web
  5. Blog post: "Prose Hack" The US economic depression is more of a chronic condition than most people think. http://is.gd/4ZDwN 6:17 AM Nov 20th from web
  6. How does Cash for Clunkers affect the new autos component of the CPI? It must have an effect, but I'm not clear on exactly what. 6:30 AM Nov 18th from Tweetie
  7. ...low interest rates or large budget deficits when the economy is running below potential, you're not a Keynesian. 5:36 AM Oct 7th from web
  8. ...and then tney further object to the Bush administrations "irresponsible" fiscal policy. Dude, if you don't believe in running either... 5:35 AM Oct 7th from web
  9. ...Dude, low interest rates, that's how you do it. That's what Keynesian monetary policy does when the economy is running below potential... 5:33 AM Oct 7th from web
  10. Why do so many Keynesians accept an essentially Austrianist view of the 2001-2006 recovery? (“the Fed kept interest rates too low...") 5:31 AM Oct 7th from web
  11. Central banks have kept the rentier on expensive life support for 20 years now. It's time to convene a death panel. 1:13 PM Oct 4th from Tweetie
  12. Did the collapse of the housing boom really cause the recession, or did the boom itself merely forestall the recession? $$ 8:29 AM Sep 20th from web
  13. RT @Fullcarry 2008 Panic was the FED's fault. Sumner on NGDP targetting: http://is.gd/3nlUZ [not that I agree 100%, but it's worth reading] 8:35 AM Sep 17th from web
  14. People who hold cash even though they owe money (e.g. on a mortgage) are essentially purchsaing liquidity insurance with the interest. 9:17 AM Sep 11th from web
  15. "Job losses are not the problem." My latest blog post http://is.gd/2HSux is now an Editors' Pick on Seeking Alpha http://is.gd/2HSzS 10:37 AM Aug 30th from web
  16. Why not put a progressive tax on bank revenues, so that too-big-to-fail banks pay for the extra government protection they receieve? 2:40 AM Aug 28th from web
  17. The theory of complementary goods in action: RT @IsobelWren My dry cleaner sent me an email w a coupon for a free burrito...sneaky! 10:02 PM Aug 24th from Tweetie
  18. On a business cycle trough-to-trough basis (assuming trough was Q2) NF bus. productivity is rising @ 2.3% ann., about the same as last cycle 2:18 PM Aug 15th from web
  19. @nordsieck I'm not assuming they remain constant, just that their levels & velocities are determined by national debt management policies 2:05 PM Aug 15th from web in reply to nordsieck
  20. If today's national debt is serviced by running primary surpluses in the future, then it will be deflationary rather than inflationary $$ 12:52 PM Aug 15th from web