Jobs, Jobs, Jobs
In this article, Allen Sanderson, who teaches introductory economics at the University of Chicago (using my favorite textbook, of course), takes on the political rhetoric about job creation.
Saturday, February 12, 2011
About Me
- Name: Greg Mankiw
- Location: United States
I am a professor and chairman of the economics department at Harvard University, where I teach introductory economics (ec 10). I use this blog to keep in touch with my current and former students. Teachers and students at other schools, as well as others interested in economic issues, are welcome to use this resource.
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Previous Posts
- A Portrait
- Incentivizing Customers to Monitor Workers
- Economics Video Contest
- On Comparative Advantage, Imperfect Markets, and B...
- A Behavioral Econ Business Plan
- The State of U.S. Manufacturing
- The Lucky Break of Rent Control
- The Jobs Report
- One for My Photo Album
- Donald Marron on Tax Reform
Advice for Students
- Advice for Aspiring Economists
- Where do economists come from?
- Choosing a Graduate Program
- Working Before Grad School
- Advice for Grad Students
- Advice for New Junior Faculty
- Which math courses?
- Why Aspiring Economists Need Math
- Love Econ, Bad at Math
- Summer Reading List
- JD vs PhD: My Story
- My Life as a Student
- PhD or not?
- Education Beyond the Classroom
- An engineer seeks career advice
- A Question about Learning Economics
- Good Academic, Bad Human Being
- Are B-school economists different?
- How to Write Well
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