I had earlier posted about how Gary Becker/economics can save marriages. That post mentioned about Paula Szuchman of Newsweek asked Becker to help save her marriage.
It seems Paula Szuchman has written a book titled Spousonomics along with Jenny Anderson:
Al Roth points to a new market – job market for retired economists:
The AEA is attempting to make another part of the job market thick: it is linked from the main JOE page at http://www.aeaweb.org/joe/
Here is the direct link.
Available Retired Faculty Listing: “As an experiment, the AEA is initiating a listing of retired economists who may be interested in teaching on either a part-time or temporary basis. Individuals can add or delete their name at any time during the year. The listing will be active from February 1 through November 30 each year. Listings will be deleted on November 30; the service will be closed during December and January, re-opening on February 1.”
Wondering which economists will apply under this link 🙂 Most are so active despite their so-called retirement…
So far only 10-year government bonds were allowed in Interest Rate Futures (IRF) market. Hardly even one contract trades in a day.
IMF economists had written a paper on this topic. They summarise the findings in this article.
The article sums up the monetary policy reform experiences of 5 major Latam economies (or LA5)- Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and Peru.
https://www.intelligenteconomist.com/economics-blogs/
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