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Blog of a wannabe quantitative sidekick to a philosopher king

macro and monetary economics

Answering big questions with economics research in a way people can understand.

Writings about technological progress and economic growth.

Welcome to my publication

A social scientist's least rigorous thoughts, reviews and research ideas.

A collection of essays on China’s political economy, aiming to improve the world’s understanding of China with holistic perspectives and broad-based analyses.

A substack about what's next in technology and the economy

A curated digest of the latest developments in Difference-in-Differences methodology, featuring new papers, applications, and insights from leading researchers. Suggestions welcome!

Reflections on environmental and natural resource economics

Writing about global health and development

PhD candidate @MIT. My attempt to be a humorist. The perfect human would be Richard Feyman's + David Sedaris's lovechild. https://benjaminmanning.io/

A podcast series of the Hoover Institution’s Economic Policy Working Group hosted by Jon Hartley. The podcast interviews economists, policy makers and practitioners to learn about their thinking featuring discussions on the wide range of economic topics.

This blog takes Robert Solow seriously

Causal Inference, Coding and Consumer Finance

The economic analysis policymakers get, from their expert former staffers

assorted links & commentary

Maximum Progress is a blog by Max Tabarrok on economics, science, philosophy, and progress.

Ideas in progress, typically related to my research on the economics of technological change. Occasionally travel. Cross-posted from my website: arjunramani.com/writing

musings on finance, sports, and other things

I write multiple times a week about cutting edge research in economics.

Economic development and poverty, past and present.

Economics of Haiti's Past and Present

Writing about econ and philosophy: "The worst of doing one’s duty was that it apparently unfitted one for doing anything else" - Edith Wharton

Economics, Kierkegaard, music, and whatever else wanders in...

Epidemics and economic development, mostly.

Pondering price theory, past and present. A weekly newsletter covering all things economics.

Finance, Real Estate, and Urban Economics

Slouching toward understanding: making sense of money, work, communication, production, distribution, and more by betting that in the course of human things the future must resemble even if it does not reflect the past, people being much the same

Economics and other interesting stuff

The only timeline you'll ever need.

Irregular essays on the economic history of the early modern world.

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What academia knows* about innovation