Sitemap - 2022 - Stay-At-Home Macro (SAHM)
The Sahm rule: I created a monster
Economic policy for all Americans
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Another week of data with more signs that we are on a path to lower inflation next year.
Looney Tunes is not macroeconomics
Burden of proof is on the inflation hawks now
Inflation due to Covid and war in Ukraine shows us the limits of monetary policy
Let's talk. Stay-at-Home Macro (SAHM) chat
Get money to people in recessions, high inflation or not
Fed, speak softly and carry a big stick — you will go far
Credibility crisis at the Fed ain't inflation
Buckle up: the worst is yet to come
Celebrate Labor Day by fighting for workers
A far greater pain beyond our borders
The Fed is firmly in the 'whatever it takes' mode of its long-standing risk management plan
Friday Macro Unwind - August 19
The best way to solve a labor shortage is with labor
The future of forward guidance
"Softening in labor market conditions" will hit millions of workers and their families hard
Recession: medicine that's worse than the disease
Was Jobs Day a good day for the Fed?
Sending money to kids didn't cause high inflation
The dark side of a data-driven Fed
Don't make the Fed go it alone on inflation
Congress and the White House must 'move heaven and earth' to get gasoline prices down!
Fed Chair Powell's press conference is your best chance at understanding where the Fed is headed
We are not in a recession, nor is one inevitable.
Lessons from the 1960s for the Fed?
Is inflation coming down in a "clear and convincing" way?
Unemployment affects everybody too
What's up with inflation? And how can we do better next time?
Part 3: The new leaders for the Fed, Governor Lisa Cook
Inflation and U.S. Monetary Policy
It's 2022, not 1972 - Addendum
Don't tell people how to feel about inflation.
Signs of spring. Signs of hope. Let's get inflation down and nurture our garden.
Bury Putin and Covid! ... and get gas prices down
All the rumors are true, yeah. We can afford it!
My reflections on a shameful week in economics.
Listen to Joe Manchin: keep pushing
Part 2: The new leaders for the Fed, Vice Chair for Supervision Sarah Bloom Raskin
Part 1: The new leaders for the Fed, Chair Jay Powell and Vice-Chair Lael Brainard
The ‘New Fed’ and the Outlook for 2022
The New Fed is here. Why is it historic?
Jain Family Institute Launches a New Macroeconomic Research Initiative
Mind and body: Mental health is physical health
Emily Oster is making strong claims about Omicron and schools based on weak data
What should #macromom write about in 2022? I am looking for your advice.