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Mark Blyth

William R. Rhodes Professor of Int'l Economics @BrownUniversity @WatsonInstitute. Author of Inflation (6 May 2025), Angrynomics, and Austerity.

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  • Inflation Isn’t Just About Too Much Money Supply. The Fed Alone Can’t Fix It.

    6 days ago | barrons.com | Mark Blyth

    We’ve Been Wrong About Inflation for Years. Fixing It Now Requires New Thinking.

  • We’ve Been Wrong About Inflation for Years. Fixing It Now Requires New Thinking.

    1 week ago | finance.yahoo.com | Mark Blyth

    Deflation, not inflation, was the euro zone’s main problem, and central bank researchers wondered where all the inflation had gone. Hopes that the Federal Reserve and other central banks can quash the problem by simply raising interest rates are likely to be dashed. There is good reason to believe that the old inflation regime won’t quickly return.

  • Inflation Isn’t Just About Too Much Money Supply. The Fed Alone Can’t Fix It.

    1 week ago | barrons.com | Mark Blyth

    About the author: Mark Blyth is the William R. Rhodes professor of international economics and professor of international and public affairs at Brown University. He is the author, with Nicolò Fraccaroli, of Inflation: A Guide for Users and Losers. Ten years ago, trillions of dollars of advanced-economy government debt traded at a negative real interest rate. Deflation, not inflation, was the euro zone’s main problem, and central bank researchers wondered where all the inflation had gone.

  • Trump, los aranceles y el destino del dólar

    2 weeks ago | eleconomista.com.mx | Mark Blyth

    PROVIDENCE – Con la imposición de aranceles “demenciales” al resto del mundo por parte de la administración Trump, a muchos analistas les preocupa el problema del “lavado cuerdo”: imputar razones convincentes a políticas que no las tienen. Argumentan que este análisis ingenuo distrae la atención de la estafa que se está desarrollando ante nuestros ojos.

  • Decarbonising national growth models: derisking, ‘hobbled states’, and the decarbonisation possibility frontier

    3 weeks ago | tandfonline.com | Daniel Driscoll |Mark Blyth

    AbstractThis article brings together Growth Model Theory and climate change under the assumption that economic growth will remain a policy priority during the green transition. The relevant research question from a Growth Model perspective thus becomes ‘how easy or difficult is it for specific Growth Models to switch from carbon-based growth to green growth?’ In answering this question, the article makes two main contributions.

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Mark Blyth
Mark Blyth @MkBlyth
22 Apr 25

And here's me and Nic F in the Guardian today with another aspect of the 'you ain't see the last of this yet' inflation story: https://t.co/fQ3ILwuFn8

Mark Blyth
Mark Blyth @MkBlyth
22 Apr 25

But surely competitive markets will ensure that companies can't do that...right? Irony Alert. Level 9. If only someone had written a book about this stuff? Oh: https://t.co/tis0qxLBxl

Luke Goldstein
Luke Goldstein @lukewgoldstein

Here's the link: https://t.co/DJ9LpQVPp3

Mark Blyth
Mark Blyth @MkBlyth
20 Apr 25

Worth a read from @benwansell on how to think about Trump as less Leviathan and more Wizard of Oz: https://t.co/ivRvs5gNDU