Roger E. A. Farmer

@farmerrf

Research Director, NIESR, Professor of Economics, Warwick University and Distinguished Professor of Economics UCLA.

London UK and Los Angeles USA.
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Joined March 2009
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  1. 6 hours ago

    This is a really good piece from on why we need nation states

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    8 hours ago

    _icymi Video: Branko Milanovic & I talking globalisation and inequality.

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  3. 9 hours ago

    I can’t wait for part 2. This is indeed highly recommended

    This is really cool effort. Must follow
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  4. 18 hours ago

    Not an artefact Nick: indeterminacy is generic

    Replying to @MacRoweNick @vdehejia and 6 others
    to select one of the many equilibria. Also have shaky intuition on OLG indeterminacy, can't figure out if it's artefact of discrete gens 6/n
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  5. 18 hours ago

    thanks Francisco...

    Replying to @paldama @farmerrf
    's Twitter feed is some of the best content on the web nowadays.
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    Oct 6

    This is a-must-read... ⤵️

    My money is still on neo-paleo
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    Oct 6

    Useful fodder for the debate in reforming mandate

    It's Monday, so it's time for and his Macro Memo! "Keynesian Economics Without the Phillips Curve" :
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    Can benefit everyone? Here's what the think - What areas should we ?
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  9. Oct 6

    My money is still on neo-paleo

    Replying to @UnlearningEcon @farmerrf
    Maybe it should be the Post New Keynesians?
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  10. Oct 6

    JMK appreciation society at inaugural meeting.

    Are we all Keynesians now? With Blundell, Kocherlakota, Malherbe and Storesletten in short pilgrimage to great man´s London house.
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    Oct 5

    Sensible post-Keynesian macro? And w/ 3 points! Paper worth reading

    Post-Keynesian dynamic stochastic general equilibrium theory – / Well worth a read
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    Oct 5

    Interesting: explains how his DSGE/"Keynesian" (sic) research ultimately leads back to something v similar to the Samuelson cross.

    Must-read if interested in macroecon: Where animal spirits coexist with rational expectations and :
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    Oct 5

    Must-read if interested in macroecon: Where animal spirits coexist with rational expectations and :

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    Oct 5

    Post-Keynesian dynamic stochastic general equilibrium theory – / Well worth a read

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  15. Oct 5

    See Scott Sumner on my interview with

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  16. Oct 5

    This is a better link

    Replying to @D_Blanchflower
    you are behind on the current literature
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    Oct 5
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    We‘ll talk about his approach later in the course

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    Oct 5

    Student: we‘ll work hard to derive the Phillips curve! argues we‘d do better without

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    Oct 5

    Janet & Brad...

    My article on PK economics is now published & is FREE online
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  20. Oct 5

    My article on PK economics is now published & is FREE online

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