economistsview.typepad.com - 11/12/2008
—
In many economic problems, feedback loops can be used to optimally control a
system. For example, the inputs to an economic system might be government spending,
taxes, and the federal funds rate, and, given values for these variables the
system will produce outcomes for other variables in ...
ft.com - 11/10/2008
—
ft.com —
US President-elect Barack Obama intends to push a
comprehensive programme of social and economic reform beyond an
immediate emergency stimulus package, Rahm Emanuel, the next White House chief of staff, indicated on Sunday. Mr Emanuel brushed aside ...
(more)
Obama set to push ‘big bang’ reform package
Comments
Blog Reactions
The Deviant Root
Lawrance G. Lux —
... I include this Post from Mark Thoma because every Student should have some understanding of this Issue. A singular Solution to correct one factor will inevitably affect other factors as well, meaning that you obtain an alteration of the Whole; a meaningful result often undesired. The common Solution has been Bang-Bang as Mark identifies; a Solution where modification is completely On, or completely Off. This creates the actual least intrusion to model operation, with the smallest corruption of model desire. There is mathematical substantiation of this form, and enforces the ...
Related Content
FT.com / World - A big bang plan to clean up US banking system
ft.com 1/31/2009 — The big bang announcement by US Treasury planned for next week is likely to have three key economic elements: moves to clean up the banking system, moves to restore the flow of credit in securitised financial markets, and moves to reduce home ...
Bang for the buck (wonkish)
krugman.blogs.nytimes.com 1/16/2009 — Mark Thoma says he was thinking about thinking about this; I was actually thinking about it. Anyway, it's true: the cost of an effective fiscal stimulus, in terms of adding to the government's debt, can (and should) be much less than the headline ...
A lot of bucks, but how much bang?
VoxEU.org 3/16/2009 — Richard Clarida , 16 March 2009 Policymakers have committed substantial sums to addressing the global recession and the global financial crisis, but there is real doubt about their effectiveness. This column explains why the fiscal stimulus might ...
The CDS Big Bang
aleablog.com 4/1/2009 — Key changes:
1) Restructuring credit event: out
2) Standardised fixed coupons 100/500
3) Standard coupon dates
4) Effective dates: t minus 60 for credit events or t minus 90 for succession events
5) Accrual dates, trade with full coupon, ...
kanye west, bang on about money
themoneygardener.com 4/10/2009 — One's relationship with money in life can often be complex, emotional, and multi-faceted. Most of us know that we want more money, however most of us do not want to let money rule us or make decisions as if all we care about is money. Many would agree ...
Obama's $300 Billion Tax Cut: Lots of Buck, Not Much Bang
taxvox.taxpolicycenter.org 1/7/2009 — The soon-to-be Obama Administration floated quite a trial balloon over the weekend: $300 billion in tax cuts for workers and business over the next couple of years. When you get past the eye-popping number, perhaps the most striking element is how ...