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Uploaded on Dec 8, 2011

Nobel Prize Lectures given in Stockholm.

United States Then, Europe Now
Thomas J. Sargent, New York University, New York, NY, USA

Statistical Modeling of Monetary Policy and its Effects
Christopher A. Sims, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ, USA

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  • unassumption

    unassumption 1 year ago

    Starts at 9:52

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  • Nuraddin Samadzadeh

    Nuraddin Samadzadeh 1 year ago

    well, it's Austrian, not Australian

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  • TamooR abbasi

    TamooR abbasi 2 months ago

    subscribe me

    

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  • mysillyusername

    mysillyusername 5 months ago

    you've got to love Tom S.

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  • Nalindrani55

    Nalindrani55 5 months ago

    they become stupid when their theories are politicized.

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  • lambodude98

    lambodude98 5 months ago

    I like

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  • delxart

    delxart 5 months ago

    No it is not. Macroeconomics is 50% voodoo, but what were doing with macroeconomic problems is pretty amazing. Remember it is a social science, so were discovering things as we go along. In hard science, physics for example, theyre learning about the universe which has always existed. Human societies exchange goods and deal with the problems and thats economics is, how can you deny humans use money, exchange goods, and use recources?

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    Erwin Schrodinger 7 months ago

    economics dont work

    its a pseudo science

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  • kummando64

    kummando64 7 months ago

    Australian School of Economics ? HAHAHA... Australian ?

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  • MILMAG1

    MILMAG1 1 year ago

    You probably got this already but its Wienerschnitzel not shrimp on the barbie

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