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Notes LA Observed Notes: Times hiring binge, LA Weekly investor sues, media tidbits By Kevin Roderick | August 28, 2018 1:43 AM Wilshire Boulevard looking east on the "platinum mile" in Westwood. LA Observed photo. Our occasional roundup of media news, notes and chatter. Between posts you can keep up with LA Observed on Twitter . We're also on Instagram . LA
Econometrics, economics, finance, random rants. Econometrics, economics, finance, random rants... Wednesday, October 1, 2025 The Stat / Econ / Computer Science Interface: AI for the Coming Decades Michael Jordan here this week. What a beautiful mind. A WONDERFUL lecture today: "A Collectivist, Economic Perspective on AI". Easy reading yet VERY important, on
Mandel on Innovation and Growth Where I am Blogging/Writing Now January 7, 2014 by Michael Mandel 8 Comments Most of you have probably realized that I am no longer actively posting to this blog, which was started in late 2009 after I left BusinessWeek . My writing/blogging is now mainly divided between two venues. As chief economic strategist at the Progress
longandvariable A blog on macroeconomics and public policy by Tony Yates. Skip to content Home About me and this blog Econ resources and links Homepage [teaching, research…] Interesting papers Other econ blogs, writing, Twitter follows Selected blog posts by topic ← Older posts Team transitory vs team permanent Posted on October 15, 2021 by Tony Yates Inflat
Sunday, July 19, 2015 Free-market ideology and the burden of proof I am extremely flattered that John Cochrane considers me "the other Smith" - an honor I certainly don't deserve, with all the other econoSmiths out there. But unfortunately, John was not a big fan of a post I wrote for Bloomberg View, entitled " Growth Fantasy of Tax Cuts and Small Government
Mandel on Innovation and Growth Noahpinion on China and robots August 22, 2011 by Michael Mandel 8 Comments Noahpinion gets what I’ve been trying to say, and says it better than I do in his post, “Are we replacing robots with Chinese people?” Here’s a meaty extract : I’ve been critical in the past of Mike Mandel’s thesis. After all, productivity gains from o
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h/t Larry Kotlikoff Image made with the help of ChatGPT It has been 14 years since my first blog post: What is a Supply-Side Liberal? I have written an anniversary post every year since: A Year in the Life of a Supply-Side Liberal Three Revolutions Beacons Why I Blog My Objective Function A Barycentric Autobiography Crafting Simple, Accurate Messages about C
Sunday, May 31, 2026 Second-Handedness, AI and the Production and Use of Knowledge in Society Almost 3 years ago I wrote a post entitled "If Applied Econometrics Were Easy LLMs Could Do it. " Since then the technical capabilities of AI have progressed, but the advancements only reinforce some of the main takeaways from that post: "There are risks when these
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