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Korean Firm Aims to Make Blockchain Faster

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Korean Firm Aims to Make Blockchain Faster

Twitter Facebook LinkedIn CLC is expanding. Are you our next full-time journalist from the West Coast USA? Send us your CV and examples here.According to local news outlet Joongnag Daily, a blockchain company based in Korea believes that it has found what it takes to revolutionize

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The Beauty of Uncertainty – Thomas J. Sargent

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Tom Sargent on the Fundamentals of Currency Union Crises

Tom Sargent on the Fundamentals of Currency Union Crises

Tom Sargent at Hong Kong University in April 2013 in four parts

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Paul Krugman, Tom Sargent and Me

Paul Krugman, Tom Sargent and Me

Paul Krugman thinks I am the ring-leader of a vast right-wing conspiracy.

Today in his blog at the New York Times, Krugman said:

.why the sudden attention to Sargent’s 2007 speech?

I think it’s fairly obvious: it’s essentially stealth anti-Keynesian propaganda, cloaked in the form of a widely respected and liked economist uttering what sound like eternal truths.

But they aren’t, and the real…

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Stumbling and Mumbling: 12 alternative principles to Thomas Sargent's

Stumbling and Mumbling: 12 alternative principles to Thomas Sargent’s

1. People have different motivations: wealth, power, pride, job satisfaction and so on. Incentive structures which suit one set of motives might not work for another.

2. Many things are true but not very significantly so.

3. Power matters: conventional economics under-states this.

4. Luck matters. The R-squareds in Mincer equations are generally low.

5. There is a great deal of ruin in a nation,…

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It is feasible for one generation to shift costs to subsequent ones. That is what national government debts and the U.S. social security system do.

Thomas Sargent