Dietz Vollrath

@DietzVollrath

Growth economist at U. of Houston. Check out my book Fully Grown () on why slow growth is a sign of success.

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Vrijeme pridruživanja: studeni 2014.
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  1. prije 19 sati

    Any of you in San Fran on 2/20 should come check this out. I may do the whole book as an interpretive dance number. 🕺🕺🕺🕺

    The economic growth rate was only 1% in the last twenty years. What has changed? Economist will join us on Thursday, 2/20 to discuss his book “Fully Grown: Why a Stagnant Economy is a Sign of Success,” and why slow growth may not be so bad.
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    4. velj

    . reflects on the "degrowth movement," a once-fringe idea that has gained widespread attention in the face of the climate crisis.

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    30. sij

    The subtitle of 's new book is "Why a Stagnant Economy is Sign of Success." What is he thinking?! Let's unpack the argument.

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    29. sij

    "Vollrath not only offers the proverbial two cheers for slower growth rates, but also explains why many oft-proposed policy solutions are not likely to rekindle rapid growth."

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  5. 24. sij

    Absolutely agree on this - an economic phenomenon (e.g. inequality, mkt power, trade) does not have to affect the growth rate to be important.

    I think most people realize that slower growth is due to slower productivity growth (whether or not that is due to sectoral shifts, as Vollrath believes). Inequality doesn't have to lower growth to be bad.
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  6. 24. sij

    Have come around to this view as well.

    I don’t know if this is a controversial take, an obvious take or both. But I have a position on econometrics curriculum I’d like to verbalize. I believe causal inference should be taught before econometrics, not after, and here’s why. 1/n
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    23. sij

    Is low economic growth a sign of success? Yes, says , an economics professor, in a new book (The Economist)

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    23. sij

    US GDP per capita growth averaged 2.25%/yr in the back half of the 20th century, but only 1% so far in the the 21st century. Is this evidence of recent stagnation in innovation? Let's look at what says in his new book.

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    13. sij

    Edward Glaeser reviews “Fully Grown” by via

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  10. 13. sij

    Suck it, Karl.

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  11. 8. sij

    Looks like real copies of "Fully Grown" () are shipping! If you want to replicate anything, or grab figures, go to for all the data and code.

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  12. 2. sij

    Okay people, "Fully Grown" is due to be released January 14th, . I am told review copies are in the mail. Join my mom in pre-ordering now!

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  13. 16. pro 2019.

    Demographics and the decline in business dynamism

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  14. 4. pro 2019.

    Revisiting the Kaldor Facts

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  15. 29. lis 2019.

    I feel seen.

    Dear mom and dad: Thank you for giving me a relatively rare name, as it means that inside our massive Slack instance I can still have it as a keyword and not get pinged in random rooms at all hours of the day (except that one about classic silent film) Love, Dietrich
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    12. lis 2019.

    For the past decade Robert Gordon has written about The Rise and Fall of American Growth, praising the first in our past that was and lamenting the second in our present that is. Now comes Dietz Vollrath with a lively, accurate, and essential ...

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  17. 27. kol 2019.

    With 's review, and now with , I feel like I have the NE Virginia market locked up come January.

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  18. 27. kol 2019.

    Thanks for the review!

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  19. 7. kol 2019.

    Okay , you got me with Kim’s Convenience. Mainlining season 1 right now.

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  20. 7. kol 2019.

    Just saw the blurbs for my forthcoming book (). Big thanks to , and Chad Jones (who is *gasp* not on Twitter) for saying nice things! I might actually go read it now.

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