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- noun Plural form of
macroeconomist .
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And in trying to achieve the dream of permanent stabilization, overly ambitious macroeconomists instituted policies that once again led to unintended consequences — not inflation this time, but a real-estate bubble.
Macroegonomics 2009
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Her story went something like this: macroeconomists got cocky in the 1960s, thinking that policy makers could set unemployment at whatever rate they wanted by accepting a related level of inflation.
Macroegonomics 2009
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Thus, I think that most macroeconomists would regard this case as a fair one for seeing whether a large multiplier ever exists.
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"Bernanke, Geithner, Summers — you may not agree with the them ideologically, but they're quite good as macroeconomists go," Mr. Thiel says.
Technology = Salvation Holman W. Jenkins Jr. 2010
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Thus, I think that most macroeconomists would regard this case as a fair one for seeing whether a large multiplier ever exists.
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My blog has a list of rankings of the worlds top economists, and the worlds top macroeconomists, by citation.
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My blog has a list of rankings of the worlds top economists, and the worlds top macroeconomists, by citation.
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If there was a Golden Age of American history in which people loved listening to macroeconomists go on and on about the velocity of money and IS/LM curves, I nominate that moment as the low point of human history.
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It was more interesting for its insight into the the scope, range, and description of thought of relevant macroeconomists, and his praise of specific people and interventions in the Obama administration (Geithner, the new economists entering to set up the new regulatory regime working for Summers).
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If anything, macroeconomists are still trying to take advantage of the non-neutrality of money, but so far they have failed as shown by the Fed's response to the sharp increase in oil prices (they wanted to prevent the impact of a change in relative prices on the measured rate of inflation).
The CEA on Exchange Rates, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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