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  • Also, that wasn't a fly it was a mosquito but they are both in the order Diptera so you got pretty close. ricardian

    Valkyrie Movie Trailer | /Film 2008

  • In other words, the "transformation problem" was a ricardian problem, not a marxian problem.

    E pur si muove Matthew Guerrieri 2008

  • I offered ricardian equivalence and the random walk of consumption as two examples.

    Stat Fight, Con't, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

  • I am thinking, of course, about the long battle over the random walk of consumption and the fight over ricardian equivalence which is based, in part, off the permanent income hypothesis.

    Stat Fight, Con't, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

  • Matt is right, in so far as it goes, that Sraffa is a neo-ricardian and so on, but that has little to do with his 1931 paper.

    Advice to impressionable young minds who want to change the world - The Austrian Economists 2008

  • [UW-Madison, not exactly conservative] 2 hr 39 min ago, -1 / +1Look up ricardian equivalence and market clearing model if your interested ...

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  • Basic ricardian equivalence and life cycle theory suggest that these transfers would be saved just as much by the young as by the old in the sense that as the young cohorts grow ever smaller relative to the burden they have to support through the tax system they also need to start saving earlier (and more) for their own retirement.

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  • Yglesias 'platitudinous account of free trades mutual beneficence bears no reality and seems to bear some ricardian vice.

    Center for American Progress Action Fund 2009

  • This argument, called 'ricardian equivalence' after the British economist David Ricardo, goes like this: In an economic downturn, the government wants to boost demand by spending more money than it takes in taxes.

    Marketplace 2009

  • This argument, called 'ricardian equivalence' after the British economist David Ricardo, goes like this: In an economic downturn, the government wants to boost demand by spending more money than it takes in taxes.

    Marketplace 2009

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