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Are there any surveys of economists on the determinants of healthcare price increases in the US, particularly over several decades?

asked Mar 8, 2020 at 20:38

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1 answer

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Is there a general name for the setup in which payoffs are not known exactly but players try to influence each other's perception of the payoffs?

game-theory definition

asked Apr 10, 2019 at 6:58

6 votes

2 answers

151 views

Predicted recessions that never happened

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asked Mar 27, 2019 at 5:20

4 votes

1 answer

170 views

How can a RTA have a trade imbalance with itself?

international-trade

asked Nov 12, 2017 at 12:20

3 votes

1 answer

89 views

Entrepreneurs and risk aversion

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asked Dec 28, 2017 at 8:08

3 votes

1 answer

111 views

Is undervaluing environmental impact a subsidy?

environmental-economics subsidies

asked Nov 12, 2017 at 9:51

3 votes

2 answers

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Ad-driven skills gap?

labor-economics education-economics

asked Jun 10, 2018 at 3:32

3 votes

1 answer

119 views

Is there any mainstream criticism of the Benes-Kumhof conclusion that the Chicago Plan would improve the US economy nowadays?

macroeconomics reference-request economic-growth banking dsge

asked Jun 4, 2019 at 13:30

3 votes

1 answer

127 views

What are some historical examples of laissez-faire capitalism?

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asked Sep 15, 2019 at 4:19

3 votes

1 answer

46 views

Is there a way to adjust trade data between China and EU member countries for the Rotterdam effect?

international-trade european-union

asked Oct 4, 2019 at 5:03

3 votes

0 answers

40 views

Do countries with high taxes end up with low government debt but high private debt?

taxation debt empirical-evidence comparative-economics

asked Feb 16, 2020 at 9:07

2 votes

1 answer

44 views

Does the sudden spike in the US jobless claim pose systemic risk to the US unemployment insurance system?

unemployment united-states covid-19-crisis

asked Mar 28, 2020 at 4:01

2 votes

0 answers

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Is there a clear timeline of ECB/Eurosystem's changes to the defintion of M3 (with regard to repos)?

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asked Apr 3, 2020 at 20:58

2 votes

1 answer

184 views

Is there some background/explanation why the Fed discontinued publishing their M3 indicator, circa 2006?

money-supply money federal-reserve

asked Apr 4, 2020 at 2:01

2 votes

0 answers

19 views

Do (any) governments or central banks have an explicit or econometrically probable policy to "prop up" stock market prices?

macroeconomics stock-market central-banking government

asked Apr 10, 2020 at 7:49

2 votes

0 answers

33 views

Is there a widely accepted definition of "asset [price] inflation"?

asset-pricing definition

asked Sep 19, 2019 at 9:30

2 votes

0 answers

51 views

Has any research found that automation will decrease inequality?

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asked Aug 17, 2018 at 0:59

2 votes

0 answers

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How can protectionist policies keep wages low?

germany protectionism services

asked Aug 22, 2018 at 7:23

2 votes

0 answers

47 views

Are there empirical studies that quantify shoe-leather or menu costs?

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asked Aug 25, 2018 at 0:07

2 votes

1 answer

39 views

Volume of trade covered by regional trade agreements

international-trade

asked Nov 12, 2017 at 11:38

2 votes

0 answers

28 views

Are there some guidelines/strategies for deciding between showing a list price vs "call for price"?

behavioral-economics pricing

asked Nov 10, 2015 at 11:57

2 votes

3 answers

215 views

How important are capital requirements for controlling broad money supply?

macroeconomics money-supply banking

asked Apr 6, 2019 at 14:54

2 votes

0 answers

37 views

Are there any estimates for what percentage of the jobs lost this spring are "permanent" at least for the rest of the year?

reference-request labor-economics unemployment covid-19-crisis

asked May 18, 2020 at 6:00

2 votes

2 answers

167 views

(How) does Russia benefit if Gazprombank instead of Gazprom gets to keep the euros?

foreign-exchange sanctions russia

asked Apr 3 at 15:58

1 vote

1 answer

236 views

Can the theory of the second best mathematically justify labor unions in some scenarios?

labor-economics pareto-efficiency

asked Apr 10, 2021 at 2:25

1 vote

2 answers

110 views

Why could a CO2 producer in the UK not just increase its price to match input price increases?

supply-and-demand subsidies united-kingdom

asked Sep 22, 2021 at 13:11

1 vote

0 answers

8 views

Have there been more US CDS curve inversions since 2011, and do these correlate with (political) disputes around the debt ceiling?

government-debt political-economy

asked Oct 10, 2021 at 10:47

1 vote

3 answers

459 views

Did (or can) quantitative easing cause an "everything bubble"?

asset-pricing quantitative-easing

asked Mar 31, 2019 at 21:09

1 vote

0 answers

72 views

What are some common causes of jobless growth?

macroeconomics economic-growth unemployment comparative-economics

asked Apr 5, 2019 at 21:30

1 vote

0 answers

20 views

In practice, are retaliatory tariffs the first step (or among the first steps) in the WTO dispute resolution process?

international-trade tariffs wto

asked May 11, 2019 at 13:59

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47 Questions

Are there any surveys of economists on the determinants of healthcare price increases in the US, particularly over several decades?

Is there a general name for the setup in which payoffs are not known exactly but players try to influence each other's perception of the payoffs?

Predicted recessions that never happened

How can a RTA have a trade imbalance with itself?

Entrepreneurs and risk aversion

Is undervaluing environmental impact a subsidy?

Ad-driven skills gap?

Is there any mainstream criticism of the Benes-Kumhof conclusion that the Chicago Plan would improve the US economy nowadays?

What are some historical examples of laissez-faire capitalism?

Is there a way to adjust trade data between China and EU member countries for the Rotterdam effect?

Do countries with high taxes end up with low government debt but high private debt?

Does the sudden spike in the US jobless claim pose systemic risk to the US unemployment insurance system?

Is there a clear timeline of ECB/Eurosystem's changes to the defintion of M3 (with regard to repos)?

Is there some background/explanation why the Fed discontinued publishing their M3 indicator, circa 2006?

Do (any) governments or central banks have an explicit or econometrically probable policy to "prop up" stock market prices?

Is there a widely accepted definition of "asset [price] inflation"?

Has any research found that automation will decrease inequality?

How can protectionist policies keep wages low?

Are there empirical studies that quantify shoe-leather or menu costs?

Volume of trade covered by regional trade agreements

Are there some guidelines/strategies for deciding between showing a list price vs "call for price"?

How important are capital requirements for controlling broad money supply?

Are there any estimates for what percentage of the jobs lost this spring are "permanent" at least for the rest of the year?

(How) does Russia benefit if Gazprombank instead of Gazprom gets to keep the euros?

Can the theory of the second best mathematically justify labor unions in some scenarios?

Why could a CO2 producer in the UK not just increase its price to match input price increases?

Have there been more US CDS curve inversions since 2011, and do these correlate with (political) disputes around the debt ceiling?

Did (or can) quantitative easing cause an "everything bubble"?

What are some common causes of jobless growth?

In practice, are retaliatory tariffs the first step (or among the first steps) in the WTO dispute resolution process?