Economics Matters by Laurence Kotlikoff
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- Best rank seen
- #32
- Posts
- 9
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- 19
- Reactions tracked
- 233
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last 30 days
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Most-reacted post we have seen: The Brilliant and Captivating Justin Wolfers Talks Economics and the Economy — 53 reactions on Jul 31, 2026.
Recent posts
- One Enchanted Evening with Robert Pinsky at Providence’s Marvelous Stewart House Home Décor Shop
Providence, RI’s Stewart House Presents Robert Pinsky Sisters and soulmates, Karen and Ellen, own Stewart House , a fabulous home décor store in Providence, RI. Karen is a former English teacher and, on some nights, she and Ellen transform the Stewart House into a poetry-reading forum. After attending one of those evenings. I was inspired and immediately asked my friend, Robert Pinsky, if he’d come to Providence to appear at Stewart House. I also asked Robert to discuss his two books — The First Two Books of Poems and Democracy, Culture, and the Voice of Poetry , both just-released by…
- Update on Argentina and the Prospects for Dollarization with Brilliant Economist, Emilio Ocampo
Last November I spent a week in B uenos A ires meeting with senior Argentine government officials, key business leaders, including members of the banking community, and leading Argentine economists. My visit led to this Financial Times op-ed entitled, “Here’s How to Make Argentina Grow Again.” Argentina has an amazing collection of brilliant economists. Former Economics Minister, Domingo Cavallo, my lifetime close friend and graduate-school classmate, has done it all and seen it all when it comes to Argentina’s economic history. We spent many hours on my trip discussing President Milei’s…
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- The Brilliant and Captivating Justin Wolfers Talks Economics and the Economy
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