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That's what a pathetic geek like this Konstantin Sonin is!

Summary: Caring about people's race is stupid. We figured this out in the 90's. My parents figured this out in the 60's. This yoyoing over nothing is tiresome. Your next article might just be: Material Diet: How I Learned to Fear Death and My Fellow Man ;p

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Seriously, re-watching 7 years after its publication, I just cannot believe that unbelievable bias of this guy 😂😂😂 He SERIOUSLY thinks that the media are NOT biased? Even in Switzerland, in a poll, 75% of the journalists immediately identified as being "on the left", which means FAR left, i.e. socialist to outright Marxist (yes, I can document that!), 20% as "centrist", which means center-left, NEVER conservative or classical liberal, and just 5% as "right-wing", which means conservative and classical liberal. In the US, practically all the TV and Network channels are on the left - CNN, NBC, ABC, all the Hollywood studios, especially Netflix, Disney etc. are even on the far left, pushing Marxist views. In newspaper / online publications, the NY Times, Washington Post, The Atlantic, Time Magazine, New Yorker and practically EVERYTHING ELSE are far left. It's much easier to enumerate the exceptions: Fox News is very moderately conservative, though with many leftists on board. They just fired Tucker, proving that they don't like it when someone challenges the establishment. Among the papers, there's just the NY Post and very moderately the WSJ, though they also push the ESG garbage. The difference is in terms of viewers/readers: the leftists are all going broke, while conservative and libertarian channels get numbers of views. Tucker on his own just got 75 million views in 24 hours. That doesn't mean that the media are not ultra-biased to the left, it just means that the people are not stupid enough to listen to them. They pick information that is honest and worth listening to.

There are papers that are biased one way and some the other way. To say the media is this or that is a fallacy of composition.

most excellent video European Economic Association (EEA). I smashed the thumbs up on your video. Continue to keep up the solid work.

The world has losted a great economist.

less competition for jobs might be better for each individual seeking a job, but that doesn't necessarily make it better for the economy as a whole. more qualified people sitting on their bums means the workforce in general is lower quality. Also another option for unemployed people is to start their own businesses or services, which could stimulate the economy better than a simple subsidy from other people's taxes. Not guaranteed to succeed or help, but relying on government money during a recession isn't all that sure either.

Although my formal education was in liberal arts, I have been teaching the principles of political economy for forty years. The economists I have come to respect most are economists who recognize that the three-factor model of wealth production and distribution describes what occurs in the real world far better than general equilibrium theory asserts that the price mechanism clears all markets. This is clearly not the case with respect to nature (i.e., land). Sadly, very few economics professors interviewed by the media ever address this problem with the economic theory contained in every non-Marxist economics textbook published since Alfred Marshall (with one notable exception, that written in the 1930s by Harry Gunnison Brown).

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Withing for ERC movie

Rest in Peace, Emmanuel.

Hommages à Mr Emmanuel Farhi qui laisse un très grand vide .Respect et reconnaissance Josy Mikusinski

what a wonderful mind --and heart-- who was Emmanuel Farhi. He leaves a gaping hole that is going to be a real challenge to fill. Quel merveilleux esprit --avec du cœur-- qu'était Emmanuel Farhi. Il laisse derrière lui un gouffre énorme et difficile à combler.

Wow! Even the South African university government student funding system is corrupted by the West. Its really sad.

With all that good research such a trivial and rather boring speaker. Skip the slickness and stupid jokes and just throw yourself into the content. And for fcuks sake show the slides.

It is fascinating how humble a rethinker of entire growth theory could be. Perhaps at the end of the lecture, it was more clear why it is necessary to take a closer look at the missing growth. As Aghion indicated, monetary policy is based on the statistical data on inflation and productivity growth. Thus, if we improve how we measure, we improve how we treat business cycles and development.

I want job your company

Put Portuguese subtitles, please!

I can't even be bothered to listen anymore - the amount of time-wasting and hand-waving - just mash them into fertiliser already.

I bet this room full of waste meat can't pull the answer out from amongst any of them.

This is a very exciting initiative - nicely done EEA! Looking forward to see how it all works out for the 1st year. Great initiative, and long overdue! This European sends you positive utility from the USA! ;-)

What about webcasts where notable researchers give a class on a topic?

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The left-right model of political thought is totally out-dated and absurd. It never worked. People are FORCED into political factions by parties and then the parties are assigned to being "left" or "right". The only point that exists, on that scale, is the left: they have a consistent set of beliefs that is shared throughout the world. But there is no "moderate" or "right" position, as the "right" would have to be everything NOT on the left, which includes: - social conservatives - economic conservatives - classical liberals - royalists - theocrats - anarcho-capitalists In short, there is no definable "right wing" of politics. Now as for the media, even within the left-right view, the bias is overwhelmingly to the left: www.outsidethebeltway.com/journalists-lean-left/ A friend of mine who used to be editor at a major economic newspaper in Switzerland told me that he had been unable to find any journalists who could analyse events from a classical liberal perspective. They had all been educated to view reality from a socialist/keynesian perspective.

in bocca al lupo Raffaella per il suo ERC Grant. Le mie congratulazioni.

another benefit is it gives more spending power boosting business who then need to employ more people?in the UK many traders are struggling partly due to benefit cuts

I find it interesting how Marinescu starts with an apparently empirical analysis and arrives at a value-laden and normative policy conclusion without stating her assumptions (what is good or bad). In particular, she says that during recessions the increased competition for jobs is a bad thing (too many applicants for too few jobs) without saying why it is bad, or why jobs should be considered a fixed pool. Although she recognizes the impact of incentives on job seekers, she ignores how other incentives play out. In particular, the increased competition across job seekers will tend to lower the wages they ask, which will encourage employers to open up more positions.

Interesting

Grande Raffaella Giacomini!

Nice video, if only you can actually listen to what the guy is saying; the background music is annoying and so loud I can barely hear what he is saying!!! We are watching the video for the content, NOT music

Great initiative !!