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The Banque de France and the Toulouse School of Economics Prize in Monetary Economics and Finance 2019 was Awarded to Michael WoodfordMarch 18, 2019
Suresh Naidu Co-Authored an Article in Boston ReviewMarch 12, 2019
Alessandra Casella’s Research into Voting Systems Featured in Piece in New ScientistMarch 12, 2019
Jeffrey Sachs Published an Op-Ed in NY Times Urging Compromise in VenezuelaMarch 12, 2019
Trump Promised to Shrink the Trade Deficit. Instead It Exploded.March 8, 2019
The Green New Deal Isn’t Outlandish – It’s A NecessityMarch 5, 2019- The Midwest Mindset: Why Does Trump Undervalue Trade?March 5, 2019
David Weinstein Co-Authors Paper on “The Impact of the 2018 Trade War on U.S. Prices and Welfare”March 5, 2019
Kopczuk Announced as Russell Sage Foundation Visiting Scholar for 2019–2020February 19, 2019
SPOTLIGHT
Economist Michael Woodford discusses how limitations to the accuracy of memory are likely to be a very significant source of bias which affects the way people’s beliefs and behavior respond to changes in their circumstances.
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