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Nobel laureate. Op-Ed columnist, . Author, “The Return of Depression Economics,” “The Great Unraveling,” “The Age of Diminished Expectations” + more.

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Joined October 2008
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  1. 10 hours ago

    Rhiannon Giddens from last night: dialogue between slave and mistress as Union soldiers approach, replica 1858 banjo

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  2. May 13

    Rhiannon Giddens at Alice Tully Hall!!! Will try to post a video tomorrow. One of the best concerts of my life.

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    May 13

    This isn’t remotely like Watergate. During Watergate, honorable people in government resigned rather than be associated with improper acts.

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  4. May 13

    Mulvaney says don't help diabetics because they bring it on with bad life choices Two politically relevant pics

    197 replies 1,521 retweets 2,247 likes
  5. May 13

    Jared Bernstein FTW

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  6. May 12

    If you are considering having anything to do with this administration, read this

    42 replies 365 retweets 734 likes
  7. May 12
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    Of course, these parodies were unfair, with notably rare exceptions. Or, actually, completely fair. Some favorites 4/

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  8. May 12
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    The "with notably rare exceptions (2008, for example) ..." was so perfectly awful that it inspired a whole genre 3/

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  9. May 12
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    For some of us, the "few exceptions" line recalls a classic Alan Greenspan op-ed opposing financial regulation 2/

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  10. May 12

    This is pretty funny, or would be if democracy weren't on the line. But it also has echoes 1/

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  11. May 12

    Future historians may record that US democracy died in May 2017

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  12. May 12

    Treason in the cause of tax cuts?

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  13. May 11

    PS: Tonight's GC event on "After Piketty" will be live streamed here starting at 6:30:

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  14. May 11
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    In connection with this

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  15. May 11
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    In connection with this

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  16. May 11

    I find myself thinking about this

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  17. May 11

    The thing is, all these errors have been pointed out repeatedly over the years and especially the past few months

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    May 11

    The event is at capacity, but join the 6:30 EST live stream for the panel discussion of After Piketty at

    , and
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  19. May 11
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    The paper is here, by the way -- and has weathered the test of time pretty well, I think

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  20. May 11

    Economists are all a-Twitter with Trump's claim to have just come up with the phrase "pump-priming". From my 1998 liquidity-trap paper

    62 replies 244 retweets 727 likes

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