ID.ME Says There Has Been Massive Unemployment Benefits Fraud. Should We Believe Them?
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Will recovery funds really allow state and local governments to build back better?
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A New Way To Look At "Competition": (A Published Paper Preview)
Subscribe [https://www.crisesnotes.com/#/portal] As I mentioned in my last piece on Bitcoin [https://www.crisesnotes.com/bitcoin-is-not-a-bubble/], I have a new paper out with Yale Law PhD Student Luke Herrine [https://twitter.com/LDHerrine]: “Competition Law as Collective Bargaining Law”. This
Bitcoin is Not A Bubble
The Secularly Stagnating Arguments of Olivier Blanchard and Larry Summers
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Paul Krugman Has Changed His Tune About Our “Long Run Budget Problem"
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I Am Leaving Substack: Here’s Why
Note: This was Published April 6th 2021. It has not been updated to reflect changes in my life circumstances, the newsletter or in the wider world. To subscribers- I will return next week with new pieces sent out on Ghost. I’m leaving Substack.
Have Nonfinancial Businesses Generally Turned to Financial Investments for Profits?
Guest piece by Joel Rabinovich
The New Frontier: Debating Inflation
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When Do We Know Employment has Fully Recovered From the Coronavirus Depression?
Designing Automatic Triggers for State and Local Policy.
No, the Eurosystem of Central Banks Can’t Run Out of Euros
However, Eurozone Member States Can
What the Hell is Going on With Federal Reserve Crisis Facilities?
Full of Sound and Fury, Signifying Nothing