David Romer

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David Romer has been mentioned or cited less than a dozen times throughout all the RSS channels we monitor. Especially, the channel 'My Site' contains less than a dozen references to this person (or maybe different people with similar names) alone. As it’s displayed on the chart below, David Romer was highly popular in December, 2015.

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Top economists say a glowing analysis of Bernie’s policies is “deeply flawed.”

Top economists say a glowing analysis of Bernie’s policies is “deeply flawed.”

[...] model, you get a big result.” [3] Seemingly in response to these criticisms, Christina and David Romer, [4] two well-known New Keynesian economists, just released a detailed analysis of Friedman’s [...]

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Debunking Thom Hartmann’s nonsensical meme

Debunking Thom Hartmann’s nonsensical meme

[...] presidency. It’s also worth noting that research by Keynesian economists Christina and David Romer states: “[W]e find that a tax increase of one percent of GDP lowers GDP by about 3 [...]

Being Classically Liberal
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RSS Channels that Mention David Romer More than Others
My Site 3
Being Classically Liberal 2
Business Insider 2
New board topics in Microsoft Mobile Community 1
Blog of the website «whotrades» 1
ValueWalk 1
Business Insider 1

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