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Tyler Cowen

Economist at George Mason University; blogs at Marginal Revolution; hosts the podcast Conversations with Tyler

The latest interviews, podcast appearances, and blog posts from Tyler Cowen, updated daily.

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5 weeks ago
Aug 16

Another rationale for sticky prices?

…what can be predicted, Dabis said, is that a recent policy change by the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority requiring drivers to verbally quote the $2.25 fare to passengers may make their…

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5 weeks ago
Aug 15

Adolfo Bioy Cesares delay

My Amazon shipment is postponed from this fall until April 11, 2028 (!). Will it ever come? Of course this is the fantastic, and long, Bioy Cesares book Borges, his memoir of their friendship.

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5 weeks ago
Aug 15

That was then, this is now

I very much like the new Michael Khodarkovsky book The Steppe and its Empires: The Russian Empire & its Eurasian Counterparts.

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5 weeks ago
Aug 15

A Conservative Case for Liberal Immigration

That is the title of my latest Free Press piece, here is one excerpt: Or look at the AI revolution, another area where America is leading the world and also using its AI models to exert soft power.

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6 weeks ago
Aug 14

Intergenerational mobility of immigrants in 15 destination countries

We estimate intergenerational mobility of children of immigrants in fifteen receiving countries. Children of immigrants have somewhat lower income than children of local-born parents.

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6 weeks ago
Aug 14

The Economics of a Shrinking World

From Jesus Fernandez-Villaverde and Patrick Norrick: As of 2026, humanity is likely below replacement fertility. That has never happened before, not in wars or pandemics.

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6 weeks ago
Aug 14

Adding to the barrel of finance fallacies

“I should note also that many (most? almost all?) of the bad scenarios have intermediate points of great worry and catastrophe” Not on my model.

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6 weeks ago
Aug 13

Those old (new?) service sector jobs

An ability to mimic the shrieks of langur monkeys may not seem like a bankable skill, but for some Indians it has become a job, if not a calling.

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6 weeks ago
Aug 13

USA fact of the day

Here is the source.

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6 weeks ago
Aug 13

My very interesting Conversation with Daron Acemoglu

Here is the audio, video, and transcript.

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