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Új blogbejegyzések – 2018. február 26.

BlogFöldi Adrienn

2018. február 26. – http://blog.old.kti.krtk.hu/blog_cikkek/

A top5kór – R. Serrano

TOP5ITIS
Roberto Serrano /Department of Economics, Brown University/
January 2018 – http://www.econ.brown.edu/
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Gondolatok a közgazdaságtani magyarázatról: a matematika és a szavak – T. Taylor

Some Thoughts About Economic Exposition in Math and Words
Timothy Taylor
Friday, February 23, 2018 – http://conversableeconomist.blogspot.hu/
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Hogyan néz ki az igazi populizmus: mint a New Deal – D. Rodrik

What Does a True Populism Look Like? It Looks Like the New Deal
Dani Rodrik

A mural by Seymour Fogel created through the Works Progress Administration, a New Deal agency. Corbis, via Getty Images

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A trumpizmus felemelkedésének gazdasági gyökerei – J. Komlos

The Economic Roots of the Rise of Trumpism

John Komlos /University of Munich / Germany john.komlos@gmx.de/
CESifo Working Papers – January 2018
Working Paper No. 6868
Category 6:  Fiscal Policy, Macroeconomics and Growth
JEL-Codes: A100.
Keywords: political economy of populism

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Miért aggódnak a közgazdászok a nemzetközi kereskedelem miatt – G. Mankiw

Why Economists Are Worried About International Trade
N. Gregory Mankiw
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A fizetések és a termelékenység kapcsolata az USA-ban – A. Stansbury, L.Summers

On the link between US pay and productivity Anna Stansbury, Lawrence H. Summers
20 February 2018 – voxeu.org

Since 1973, there has been divergence between labour productivity and the typical worker’s pay in the US as productivity has continued to grow strongly and growth in average compensation has slowed substantially. This column explores the causes and implications of this trend. Productivity growth appears to have continued to push workers’ wages up, with other factors to blame for the divergence. The evidence casts doubt on the idea that rapid technological progress is the primary driver here, suggesting rather that institutional and structural factors are to blame.

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Stabil kizsákmányolás – C. Dillow

Chris Dillow
Stable exploitation
February 22, 2018 – http://stumblingandmumbling.typepad.com/

 

 

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A tőkebeáramlás az USA-ba az utolsó 30 évben – B. Seltser

Mapping Capital Flows Into the U.S. Over the Last Thirty Years
Blog Post by Brad W. Setser
February 16, 2018- https://www.cfr.org/

Up until 2014, the growth in central bank dollar reserves closely mapped to the increase in U.S. net external debt. The past few years have been different: for the first time in a long time, yield-starved private investors in Europe and Japan, not emerging market reserve managers, financed the United States’ external deficit.
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Újra itt van 20 évvel később: a japán stagnálásról – P. Krugman

It’s Baaack, Twenty Years Later
Paul Krugman
February 2018 – https://www.gc.cuny.edu
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A férfiak és a nők különböző véleményen vannak a közgazdaságtanban

Men and women in economics have different opinions
Male economists are both more right-wing and more senior
Feb 17th 2018 – https://www.economist.com/
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Közgazdászok ébresztő: ez a 21. század – A. Kling

Arnold Kling
Economists wake up: it’s the 21st Century

2018 Feb 16 – https://hackernoon.com/

Akerselva was the cradle of Norway’s industrialisation in the second half of the 19th century. Back then the river gave power to saw mills, textile factories and mechanical workshops.

Today Akerselva plays a valuable role as a “green lung”; a popular recreational area with green parks and luxuriant nature. Many of the old factory buildings along the river have been refurbished and now house cafés, galleries, offices and schools.
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Az abszolút nyomor: amikor a szükség kiszorítja a kívánságot – R. Allen

 
“Favéla Do Prazères” by dany13, used under CC by 2.0 / Desaturated from original with colour filter.
20 February 2018 – http://microeconomicinsights.org/
Author: Robert Allen (New York University, Abu Dhabi)
 Absolute poverty: when necessity displaces desire

How many poor people are there in the world?  Where are they located? Are economic development and globalisation increasing or decreasing their number?  If so, which countries have been most affected? To answer these questions, we need a metric to measure poverty.
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STEM-e a közgazdaságtan – E. Redden

Is Econ STEM?
By Elizabeth Redden
Some economics departments are reclassifying their programs as STEM fields, in part to make them more attractive to international students.
February 19, 2018- https://www.insidehighered.com/

 

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