Creating a new accredited ML/AI & Data Science M.A. program at Vedian College. Ask me about AI/ML, economics, biology, physics, math, stats, health & nutrition.
@stanislavfort This would have been an increase in real GDP if measured correctly. Effectively, the quality of the phones increased, which should be reflected in the GDP deflator.
But statisticians don't have a sufficiently good methodology for this, so they would likely ignore this effect.
How gravitational waves distort space: What you see is a quadrupole wave. Conservation of energyโmomentum rules out grav monopole and dipole radiation. In other words, gravity is mediated by a spin-2 tensor field (in contrast to a spin-1 field in the case of electromagnetism)
@VergaraLautaro Already back in year 1999, Juan gave great lectures in a monastery in Santiago de Compostela, during the pilgrimage time.
So by now, I think, he's well prepared to be a good candidate.
@skominers The argument is simple:
They wanted to have a face-saving off-ramp in case the negotiations don't work out.
Now they can simply say: "Oopsie, we used a wrong empirical value."
Title: Pass-through, welfare, and incidence under imperfect competition
Open access link (click PDF): https://t.co/mV8CdD3mFP
Nathaniel Hendren (@nhendren82) kindly contributed to the quality of the article as the journal editor. ๐
I need to raise awareness of my JPubE paper with @taka_adachi on welfare consequences of taxation including ad valorem taxes (like trade tariffs)
Economists cite my JPE 2013 pass-through paper w/ @glenweyl a lot, but don't know about the new more general paper
Open-access PDFโคต
@zdeborova In the case of curing patients in the US being unprofitable, there would be an easy fix: the government could pay for the cure even if insurance companies don't want to because they don't care about long-term health their patients.
10. Conclusion ๐
History consistently shows that tariff wars usually backfire, harming global prosperity. Carefully crafted cooperation and trade agreements have repeatedly proven more beneficial.
(Image credits: Wikipedia and Our World in Data)
Tariffs, Trade Wars, and Globalization: A Quick Tour from 1900 to Today ๐ฆ๐๐ธ
I've seen someone say that in year 1900, tariffs on international trade were high, so it would be ok to return to that level.
Does this make sense? Let's take a quick look at the history of tariffs.
9. Africa's Growing Integration ๐๐
Historically, tariffs and limited infrastructure restricted trade within Africa. Recently, regional agreements like ECOWAS and the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) have sought to lower tariffs and boost intra-African trade.