Information Transfer Economics

I came across this chart (via a re-tweet from Ian Wright ) where Alfie Sterling extrapolated the 1946-1980 trend in average hours worked i...

One of the forecasts I made when I first worked out the theory behind the dynamic information equilibrium model (DIEM) besides the unemplo...

John Quiggin has an entertaining article up at The Conversation that looks at the persistently undershooting IEA "projections" o...

In my travels on the internet, I came across this paper  (Koppl et al [1]) from almost exactly a year ago. It has the silliest model of the...

Wage growth data from the Atlanta Fed came out yesterday and the dynamic information equilibrium model (DIEM) has been doing fairly well ...

The Employment Situation data from BLS was released on FRED today (a.k.a. "Jobs Day") which includes the latest  unemployment ra...

AIS data from ships at sea. Credit: Spire Maritime . I was asked a question on Twitter that I think does help us understand how ...

Without meaning to start an argument,  I concurred with Steve Roth and @Promethus_Fire that a minimum wage study by the NY Fed might not ...

A little over a year ago , I said that the JOLTS Job Openings Rate (JOR) data was indicating a possible recession in the 2019-2020 time fra...