Information Transfer Economics

  Due to Twitter's algorithm, this is a manual re-direct to my post: Ad hominem , for lack of a better word, is good

Due to Twitter's algorithm, this is a manual re-direct to my substack post On Hayek's The Use of Knowledge in Society (1945)

Since Twitter has disabled likes, retweets, and replies to posts with substack links this is a manual re-direct via blogspot: https://infoeq...

This post acts as a collection of links to find me in various places for various content. This econ blog has been moved (along with the arch...

Noah Smith made a stir with his claim that historians make theories without empirical backing — something I think is a bit of a category err...

What with the US just sort of giving up on doing anything about COVID-19 and just letting it spread it's become just too depressing to c...

Per a question in my Twitter DMs, I thought I'd do a comparison between the Dynamic Information Equilibrium Model (DIEM)  and the FRB/US...

 From my " Limits to wage growth " post from roughly three years ago: If we project wage growth and NGDP growth using the models, ...

One of the benefits of the information equilibrium approach to economics is that it makes several of the implicit assumptions explicit. O...