A Nobel Laureate on the Limits of Evidence-Based Policy
Lars Peter Hansen and Kevin M. Murphy discuss how data can inform policymaking.
A Nobel Laureate on the Limits of Evidence-Based PolicyA new way to measure unconventional monetary policy
Substituting the ‘shadow’ rate for the federal funds rate helps economists better understand how Fed intervention at the zero lower bound affects the economy.
The ‘shadow’ federal funds rate, unlike the official rate, can move into negative territory.
Lars Peter Hansen and Kevin M. Murphy discuss how data can inform policymaking.
A Nobel Laureate on the Limits of Evidence-Based PolicyResearchers piece together an explanation for the decline in US antitrust enforcement in recent decades.
What Made the Chicago School So Influential in Antitrust Policy?Findings from a series of surveys suggest that simple gender preference may be the explanation.
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