The Economists' Voice

2004 - 2024

Current editor(s): Michael Cragg, Dwight Jaffee and Joseph Stiglitz

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Letter: Comment on Stiglitz's "Turn Left for Sustainable Growth" pp. 2: Rao P. K.
Stocks for the Long Run pp. 2: Delong J. Bradford
Letter: Paying for a Dirty and Leaky Bucket: Further Comments on the Bailout pp. 2: Edward Barbier
Is the Treasury Impotent? pp. 3: Casey Mulligan
Recent Stock Declines: Panic or the Purge of "Irrational Exuberance"? pp. 3: Christopher Carroll
Deflation: Are We Still Sure "It" Cannot Happen Here? pp. 4: Edwin Dolan

Letter: Should Liberals (or Anyone Else) Really Support Social Security "Personal Accounts"? pp. 2: Skidmore Max J.
Compensation and Incentives in the Mortgage Business pp. 3: John Quigley
Vote for Charity's Sake pp. 4: Aaron Edlin, Gelman Andrew and Kaplan Noah
The Next Collapse: U.S. Price Inflation pp. 4: Janine Aron and John Muellbauer
What if the Median Voter Were a Failing Student? pp. 5: Bryan Caplan
Plan B pp. 5: Luigi Zingales
Taxes under Obama and McCain pp. 6: William Gale and Harris Benjamin
The Case against Housing Price Supports pp. 8: Glaeser Edward L and Joseph Gyourko
Paulson's Latest and an Alternative: Why the Treasury Should Buy Common, Not Preferred, Stock and Why LIBOR Deposit Guarantees Could Backfire pp. 8: Carmel Jonathan

Letter: How to Drink the Sub-Prime Kool-Aid pp. 2: Hal Varian
Letter: The Dangers of Forgetting Moral Hazard pp. 2: Dix Manfredo A
Letter: The Bailout and What Next pp. 2: Lok Ho
Questioning the Treasury's $700 Billion Blank Check: An Open Letter to Secretary Paulson pp. 2: Aaron Edlin
Good Bailouts and Bad pp. 2: Beim David O
Letter: Another Take on "Why Paulson is Wrong" pp. 2: Barton Allen H
Letter: Republican Opposition to Debt Reduction in Financial Crises--The Great Depression and Today pp. 3: Rosenthal Howard L
Why Paulson is Wrong pp. 3: Luigi Zingales
Dr. StrangeLoan: or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Financial Collapse pp. 3: Aaron Edlin
Auction Design Critical for Rescue Plan pp. 3: Ausubel Lawrence M and Peter Cramton
We Aren't Done Yet: Comments on the Financial Crisis and Bailout pp. 4: Joseph Stiglitz
Investment Banking Regulation After Bear Stearns pp. 5: Jaffee Dwight M. and Perlow Mark
Quashing the Financial Firestorm pp. 5: Aaron Edlin
Pitfalls of the Paulson Plan pp. 5: Carmel Jonathan
Please Think This Over pp. 5: Edward Leamer
A Better Plan for Addressing the Financial Crisis pp. 8: Lucian Bebchuk

Letter: The Spence Commission and the Washington Consensus pp. 2: John Williamson
Letter: Two Paise and Trust pp. 3: Romar Correa
Turn Left for Sustainable Growth pp. 3: Joseph Stiglitz
Want to Monitor Medicare's New Drug Benefit Program? Start by Sending a Check for $120,000 pp. 4: Dana Goldman and Daniel McFadden
A New Way to Address Climate Change: A Global Refunding System pp. 4: Hans Gersbach
Regulation after Bush pp. 4: Robert Hahn and Passell Peter

Letter: Hedge Funds Race to the Bottom pp. 2: D'Amato Anthony
Letter: Baker's "Own to Rent" Proposal is Economically Inefficient pp. 2: Weaver Nicholas
Letter: Why Are Economists Indeed So Unscientific? pp. 2: Sällström Matthews Susanna
Letter: What Economists Can Contribute to the Global Warming Debate pp. 3: Eric Rasmusen
Spence Christens a New Washington Consensus pp. 3: Dani Rodrik
The Rush to Re-Regulate pp. 3: Robert Hahn and Passell Peter
Securing the Means of Payment: The Ultimate Requisite of a Modern Economy pp. 6: Telser Lester G

Letter: Zombies May Mean Attention Bonds Will Not Cure Spam pp. 1: Jamus Lim
Hedge Fund Wizards pp. 3: Foster Dean P. and H. Young
Letter: Climate Change Debate Needs Two Sides pp. 3: Fischer Jeffrey H
Microsoft: Predator or Prey? pp. 3: Robert Hahn and Passell Peter
Rethinking the Roles of Banks: A Call for Narrow Banking pp. 4: Oz Shy and Stenbacka Rune
The Emperor's Dangerous Clothes pp. 5: Laurence Kotlikoff

Letter: Magin Begs Liberals to Think Twice about Social Security Privatization--I Say, "Think Thrice" pp. 2: Serlin Richard H.
Better that the Fed Regulates Subprime Mortgages pp. 3: Robert Hahn and Passell Peter
It's No Time to Regulate Wireless Telephony pp. 4: John Mayo
Subprime Borrowers Deserve an Own to Rent Transition pp. 4: Baker Dean
Pension Reform as the Triumph of Form over Substance pp. 5: Laurence Kotlikoff