1) Blog. Even just to clarify my thinking to myself.
2) Keep a diary. (You know for stuff that shouldn't go on the blog).
3) Delve deeper into the areas of economics that interest me.
4) In order to do that (3), brush up on my econ math first.
5) Learn more Excel/Stata stuff.
6) I'm shit at back of the envelope calculations. Learn to tackle Fermi problems. Read Guesstimation.
7) Go to the gym.
8) Learn to speak Kiswahili properly.
9) Read more. As in more books, less blogs.
10) Do more ignorant thinking.
11) Shave regulary. Serious time inconsistency problems here.
Yes, I know about the scarcity of will-power etc. I also know these are hardly new goals of mine. Just hoping that spelling them out explicitly might help this time.
Maybe more later.
Sunday, 1 January 2012
Sunday, 23 October 2011
Funniest macroeconomic joke ever
A group of macroeconomists are sitting on a panel at a conference discussing developments in the discipline.
In a heated exchange, the New Keynesian says to the Real Business Cyclist: “You guys have put macroeconomics back twenty years with this nonsense!”
The Real Business Cyclist smiles and says “So you DO believe in negative productivity shocks after all.”
Michael Harris comment
In a heated exchange, the New Keynesian says to the Real Business Cyclist: “You guys have put macroeconomics back twenty years with this nonsense!”
The Real Business Cyclist smiles and says “So you DO believe in negative productivity shocks after all.”
Michael Harris comment
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