The Unseen Fallout: Chernobyl’s Deadly Air Pollution Legacy
A fascinating new paper The Political Economic Determinants of Nuclear Power: Evidence from Chernobyl by Makarin, Qian, and Wang was
What do different countries pay for Olympic gold medals?
Via Cremieux, and here is the related Wikipedia page. The post What do different countries pay for Olympic gold medals?
The French Olympic opening ceremony
I’ve only seen excerpts, but many people are upset. I can vouch “this is not what I would have done,”
Not Lost In Translation: How Barbarian Books Laid the Foundation for Japan’s Industrial Revoluton
Japan’s growth miracle after World War II is well known but that was Japan’s second miracle. The first was perhaps
Argentina fact of the day
La actividad económica creció 2,3% interanual en mayo de 2024 y 1,3% respecto de abri Here is the tweet, here
Two headlines that make me wish more people studied the principles of economics
Greg Mankiw’s Blog: Two headlines that make me wish more people studied the principles of economics Two headlines that make
Six Beliefs I Have About Inflation
About Me Name: Greg Mankiw Location: United States I am the Robert M. Beren Professor of Economics at Harvard University.
Matt Yglesias on neoliberalism and economic growth
And it’s worth asking: Is it true that since 1974, policy debate in the United States has been dominated by
Update on the Supervillains (maybe that’s you)
The law’s price controls will also deter companies from developing new medicines. A study I co-authored estimated that 135 fewer drugs will