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Interview with Claudia Goldin
Clement, Douglas
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The Region
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2004
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Sep
,
pp. 14-23
Harvard economist shares her passion for historical research in areas such as urban slavery, the labor history of American women and the economic impact of educational movements.
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Creative disruption
Clement, Douglas
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The Region
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2008
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pp. 30-33
Economic theory has been unable to explain the bond between competition and innovation. Until now.
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Christina and David Romer interview
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The Region
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2008
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pp. 12-22
University of California, Berkeley, economic historians on the evolution of economic understanding, FOMC forecasting and more.
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Urban legends
Clement, Douglas
- In:
The Region
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2004
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Sep
,
pp. 10-13
For centuries, economists have struggled to explain why people and businesses gather in cities.
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The magic's gone: a hard look at the data shows that the famous Phillips curve does no better at forecasting inflation than a simple look at the past
Clement, Douglas
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The Region
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2001
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Sep
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pp. 14-18
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The untouchables
Clement, Douglas
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2005
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Dec
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pp. 30-33
By quantifying the unmeasured, Fed economists shed light on the stock market, productivity and the development of economic theory
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The next generation of monetary models
Clement, Douglas
- In:
The Region
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2004
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Sep
,
pp. 30-34
A Minneapolis Fed/University of Minnesota conference explores the mysteries of money
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