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Authors

  • Richard W. Evans is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Brigham Young University

  • Jason DeBacker is a Washington, D.C. economist

  • Kerk L. Phillips is an Associate Professor of Economics at Brigham Young University

Recent Entries

  • What Exactly Do Financial Markets Accomplish?
  • Why Jobs are Important
  • What Lies Ahead for North Korea?
  • Data show short-term lending not predatory
  • Is it Really that Bad to be Irrational?
  • What does an Economic Stimulus Do in the Long Run?
  • How is economic stimulus supposed to work?
  • Rational Expectations?
  • Is another recession on the horizon?
  • What does Greek debt have to do with the stability of the Euro?
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