Blog Elements

You can display blog posts in various ways with the “Blog Post” element/shortcode. You can see one example here and even more at the blog main menu item of this demo.

Policy Briefs, Bulletins, and Working Papers

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A widening wealth gap, a marginalized middle class
and growing concerns about robots and artificial
intelligence (AI) displacing millions of workers is
fueling intense debates on the adequacy of social
safety nets in advanced capitalist economies. These
concerns have only become more conspicuous in the
aftermath of the Covid 19 pandemic; with mandatory
lockdowns and ensuing disruptions in labor markets.

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The macro crystal ball: macro framing and historical antecedents

Listen, I want to start this month with a thought piece rather than a data piece. And this is going to be a pretty long post. But I think it's important because I plan to build on it.

Housing is critical infrastructure — federal spending must prioritize it

A Resurgent World Economy Is Seen Leaving Many Behind

How transitory is transitory, housing edition?

In yesterday's post, the question was this: how bad do inflationary impulses have to get - even if they're just transitory - to matter? The Fed is telling you they have to get pretty bad for it to react. And with US Treasury bond yields sat at 1.58%, the Treasury market is telling you the same thing.

Opinion: In the Epic vs. Apple court fight, there’s one clear winner